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I know infants aren't supposed to have water, 3mo. old son likes to suck on clean, wet washcloth during bath-play. is this ok or dangerous to kidneys?
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Wet wash cloth: No harm done if your child sucks on a wet wash cloth.
Answered 7/11/2016
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