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My 9-month-old ate a small piece of paper (printer paper with black ink) before i could catch her. should i be concerned?
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Not to worry: A small amount of paper with ink will likely not cause the least bit of harm. Have you baby proofed yet? :)
Answered 11/28/2017
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