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Because exposure to thirdhand smoke can occur via inhalation, ingestion, or uptake through the skin, young children who crawl and put objects in their mouths are more likely to come in contact with contaminated surfaces, and are therefore the most vulnerable to thirdhand smokes harmful effects

10/10 its my second time getting this

But throwing a baby in a chlorinated pool, and tempting it with money on a fish hook, will only lead to red, burning eyes and aquatic nightmares

If you notice anything unusual that doesn't go away in a couple of weeks or gets worse or bigger, see your doctor