Patient's question:
Snores and bites the corner of the blanket, sometimes bites the sleeve during the day.Time of onset: Sometimes during tutoring.
Laboratory tests: Not thoroughly checked.
Results: Not thoroughly checked.
Previous treatment and effectiveness: No treatment has been given.
Type of assistance desired: Wants to know if it's due to nutritional deficiency or some other illness.
Doctor's answer:
Sometimes, infants may become mentally tense, fearful, and anxious because they cannot enjoy themselves psychologically. If they do not receive enough love from their parents and lack toys, they may suck their mother's fingers out of loneliness, gradually forming a habit until they grow up and are unable to break it. When they are alone, reading or playing, they suck their mother's fingers.If your child bites the corners of the blanket or sleeves, you should pay more attention and care to such children. You must completely eliminate their actions of suppressing loneliness. When they bite the corners of the blanket or sleeves, divert their attention to other things. Encourage the child to build confidence in correcting their bad habits, and avoid scolding or mocking them, so that they do not develop a sense of self-hatred.