Meet physical and psychological needs
We can start from meeting the baby's physical and psychological needs in time to reduce the baby's anxiety.
Provide toy exploration.
Provide your baby with enough toys to explore at the right time, and hold your baby's hand so that he has no chance to suck his fingers.
Do more parent-child games.
Use novelty to distract your baby and play parent-child games with your baby to guide you. You can take him to play hands-on games: clapping hands, knitting ropes, hand shadow games, clapping hands together to say nursery rhymes, and playing the hand shadow of the white rabbit scratching its ears, and the baby will enjoy it.
Play with the children.
Encourage your baby to play with children to eliminate your baby's loneliness.
outdoor activities
Often take your baby to outdoor activities, broaden your horizons, distract yourself and forget to suck your fingers.
Use the method of teasing
If the baby is eating fingers, parents need to distract the baby from this inherent habit by teasing. Do not use beatings, abuse, intimidation and other methods to avoid damaging the baby's physical and mental health.
Skin tactile training
Some babies suck their fingers too much, and biting their nails is often caused by excessive tactile defense. You can give your baby skin tactile training, so that your baby can grasp and hold more items of different materials and express his feelings. It can not only improve the baby's habit of eating hands, but also stimulate the baby's happy mood and cultivate the baby's concentration and observation.