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A member asked:
I've heard that you shouldn't tickle a babies feet. is this true? if so why shouldn't you do it?
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Not true: Don't know of a medical reason why baby's feet shouldn't be tickled. How the baby will react is a different story. If a baby doesn't like it, then probably shouldn't make the baby cranky/upset by tickling those little feet.
Answered 8/29/2013
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