Child sucking

Got a preschooler who won't stop thumb sucking or finger sucking? Find out what to do about it.

It is normal for infants to suck their thumbs, but the habit can be tough to break. Here's how parents can help their child stop thumb-sucking.

If you're at your wit's end in helping your child figure out how to stop thumb sucking, these tips may be just what you need.

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Thumb sucking is a normal habit, but there are many gentle ways to intervene if your child’s thumb sucking intervenes beyond kindergarten.

How concerned should a parent be about a thumb-sucking child? As long as it doesn't get excessive, it shouldn't be at the top of a parent's worry list.

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Children generally stop sucking their fingers between ages 2-4. Helpful tips from Johns Hopkins All Children's on helping kids who have a tough time.

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