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Nestly Parenting is a parenting content platform, not a medical provider. Our writers are not medical professionals. While our articles are researched using reputable sources including the NHS (UK), the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), Health Canada, and peer-reviewed academic literature, the content we publish:
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