{"content":[{"text":"When is the best time to get rid of the dummy/bottle? \n Try to get rid of it by your child’s first birthday- \n It is most likely going to be hard but so much easier than \n letting a habit grow and having tantrums when you send \n them to school without it! If you have not tried it yet, now \n is the time to.","bbox":{"left":0.090708,"top":0.053405,"width":0.825947,"height":0.17876299999999998}},{"text":"Children over 1 year old do not need to use a dummy or a bottle.","bbox":{"left":0.164322,"top":0.440775,"width":0.699312,"height":0.02323900000000001}},{"text":"Dummies are not allowed in nursery school. \n Ask your child to take the dummy out when talking to you. Use it only \n at set times e.g. bed time if absolutely necessary.","bbox":{"left":0.129047,"top":0.536295,"width":0.765032,"height":0.0695610000000001}},{"text":"Do not let your child walk to nursery with their dummy in. Without a \n dummy in their mouth, children will talk about things they see, they \n hear, they like, they notice on the way. They will develop their \n conversational skills commenting on the things they see.","bbox":{"left":0.129047,"top":0.62894,"width":0.747825,"height":0.09279399999999993}},{"text":"The more vocabulary a child develops in the early years, the better \n they do in later life at school in their academic learning. Children do \n learn at different rates… \n Children aged two years old should be able to say about 200 words! \n Children aged three years old should be able to say up to 1000 words! \n They will learn to do this much more quickly if they do not use their \n dummy during the day. \n Let’s get our children talking.","bbox":{"left":0.129047,"top":0.744818,"width":0.761929,"height":0.18547100000000005}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.371901,"top":0.23684,"width":0.275146,"height":0.194555}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.371901,"top":0.23684,"width":0.275146,"height":0.194555}]}