Babies like to bite or suck their fingers. What is the reason?

Children will eat their fingers as soon as they are born, which can help them complete their initial cognition of themselves and the world. They began to explore external things by eating their fingers. However, some parents often control their children's inquiry behavior because they are worried about their children's oral development and hygiene. My son was raised in his hometown. When the child was over one year old, he picked him up and found that the child especially loved to eat fingers. He felt that his desire for sucking fingers exceeded his desire for his mother. I have been teaching children not to suck their fingers, which is unsanitary and makes others laugh.

Now many children like licking their fingers. We saw that they were so cute and innocent, and the baby's saliva was coming down, and our children were laughing. Some babies suck harder when they see other babies like them licking their fingers. Eating hands is a stage that every baby will go through in the process of growth and development. Parents don't need to worry too much, as long as they understand the reasons why their babies eat their hands and give them correct guidance. Share the baby's experience of eating hands and how I helped her get rid of this habit.

This kind of behavior can alleviate the tension caused by separation, fear and loneliness of children. If parents tell their children not to suck their fingers, it will bring more pressure to their children. Children will also feel that they are not good enough. This kind of behavior is a bad habit and can't be quit. Because children are naturally afraid of suffering and pain. If this place is very bitter and painful, he will definitely not move there, but he can endure this kind of bitterness and pain, which must show that there is a kind of power greater than bitterness and pain. What is that? What a poor child! He is only two years old, but his parents use Coptis to force him not to smoke, which will only aggravate his behavior, which is a vicious circle.

Children try to know things and perceive the world by sucking, licking and biting. Toughly preventing children from eating their hands will leave a psychological shadow on them, and when they grow up, they will be prone to anxiety, lose their temper and lack basic trust and security.