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| Why Children Biting Their Nail |
The behavior of childrens are
always interesting, sometimes they act funny and strange, sometimes
disturbing behavior. Childrens do not understands that what they
actually do are considered unusual. The following are discussion
about four bad habits that childrens often complained of parents.
Among them, nail biting, thumb sucking, hair twist and picking
nose.
Understand The Habits
Stay calm despite knows, the child has a bad habit of annoying. In many cases, the habit is just a normal phase of development.
The habit is itself one or two repetitive patterns of behavior and the person who does it is usually unaware. Children are also not aware of having made a habit that kind of disturbing.
When you suddenly find a happy toddler sucking thumb and twist the hair should not be surprised. Habits tend to appear in certain age groups.
Stay calm despite knows, the child has a bad habit of annoying. In many cases, the habit is just a normal phase of development.
The habit is itself one or two repetitive patterns of behavior and the person who does it is usually unaware. Children are also not aware of having made a habit that kind of disturbing.
When you suddenly find a happy toddler sucking thumb and twist the hair should not be surprised. Habits tend to appear in certain age groups.
Nail Biting
If the habit of nail biting child is the central question that is familiar to you, remember, you are not alone. One of the bad habits of childhood are biting their nails and picking their nose.
One study estimated that 30% to 60% of children and adolescents chew one or more nails hand. And generally, the thumbnail has been subjected to this habit.
Boys and girls, has equal opportunities to do this habit in their children's age infants. Although, as they age, boys tend to still have the habit of nail biting.
If the habit of nail biting child is the central question that is familiar to you, remember, you are not alone. One of the bad habits of childhood are biting their nails and picking their nose.
One study estimated that 30% to 60% of children and adolescents chew one or more nails hand. And generally, the thumbnail has been subjected to this habit.
Boys and girls, has equal opportunities to do this habit in their children's age infants. Although, as they age, boys tend to still have the habit of nail biting.
Hair Twist
Do you have a girl who loves to bend or curl the hair? Yes, the habits of the child as twisting, stroking, or pulling hair usually occurs in girls. Twist the hair can start to occur in early childhood and can develop into a habit of pulling hair although not having problems of hair loss. However, most of these children stop twist or pull the hair as an adult. For those who still have this habit, there is always a way to fix it. Offer a simple modification of behavior that can forget the usual. In addition to being a bad habit, pull or twist the hair on the child or adolescent may be a sign they are experiencing anxiety, depression or OCD (obsessive-compulsive dissorder) that would be more difficult to heal.
Do you have a girl who loves to bend or curl the hair? Yes, the habits of the child as twisting, stroking, or pulling hair usually occurs in girls. Twist the hair can start to occur in early childhood and can develop into a habit of pulling hair although not having problems of hair loss. However, most of these children stop twist or pull the hair as an adult. For those who still have this habit, there is always a way to fix it. Offer a simple modification of behavior that can forget the usual. In addition to being a bad habit, pull or twist the hair on the child or adolescent may be a sign they are experiencing anxiety, depression or OCD (obsessive-compulsive dissorder) that would be more difficult to heal.
Digging Nose
Digging nose is a bad habit that can be started from childhood to adulthood. A 1995 study found that while 91% of adults have a habit of picking his nose and eating dirt about 8% after pulling his nose.
Digging nose is a bad habit that can be started from childhood to adulthood. A 1995 study found that while 91% of adults have a habit of picking his nose and eating dirt about 8% after pulling his nose.
Thumb Sucking
Popularity thumb ro be sucked is rather than the index, it is possible that the thumb has a better taste than the other fingers. However, this preference to choose thumb is accidentally, resulting memories of the first oral contact with the thumb mouth since she was a baby. Most releases of thumb are small children.
Popularity thumb ro be sucked is rather than the index, it is possible that the thumb has a better taste than the other fingers. However, this preference to choose thumb is accidentally, resulting memories of the first oral contact with the thumb mouth since she was a baby. Most releases of thumb are small children.
Some children suck on fingers, hands or even whole fist in more inch. In fact, a quarter to half of children aged 2 to 4 years are sucking their thumb. And, most of them suck their thumbs to soothe and comfort themself. But the intensity or frequency of thumb sucking in children aged 4 to 5 years can cause problems, including dental problems (overbite), infection of the thumb or fingers, has also become a social problem because friends often teased them.
The Cause
Why children are often considered the finger as the part of their mouth and why they often twisting hair. Many experts admit they are often not sure what the exact cause of these behaviors. But it could be that it is a learned habit and give him more children .
Habits can develop more potential in children that could be boredom or it could be how children cope with anxiety. The next time you see a child bitting their nails or hair twisting (also pulling their own hairs ), it could be because there are experiences that make it stressful.
Why children are often considered the finger as the part of their mouth and why they often twisting hair. Many experts admit they are often not sure what the exact cause of these behaviors. But it could be that it is a learned habit and give him more children .
Habits can develop more potential in children that could be boredom or it could be how children cope with anxiety. The next time you see a child bitting their nails or hair twisting (also pulling their own hairs ), it could be because there are experiences that make it stressful.
On the other hand , some children often consider these behaviors as a means of relaxation . Usually find the atmosphere before bed . But some habits can be a habit inherited since the baby . For infants, thumb sucking is a way to find comfort that we found similar to breastfed pleasure to make it complete . Thus, it can survive in the future as there are positive associations are embedded in their minds.
It could be the way the nail
biting habit is obtained from your reflection. As parent, do you
often bite your nails? Research shows if you have a hook or nail
biter genetic component family.
Some children may also develop the bad habit of attracting adult attention or trying to manipulate their parents. If children are often overlooked, they will do bad habits that they know will cause reactions father and mother. Good news, most of these bad habits disappear on their own, usually when the child reaches school age. Most already understand this habit no longer need to give them comfort or attention. But if bad habits are not lost when they grow and exceed the age of the school, try to consult a psychologist to help behavioral therapy.
Some children may also develop the bad habit of attracting adult attention or trying to manipulate their parents. If children are often overlooked, they will do bad habits that they know will cause reactions father and mother. Good news, most of these bad habits disappear on their own, usually when the child reaches school age. Most already understand this habit no longer need to give them comfort or attention. But if bad habits are not lost when they grow and exceed the age of the school, try to consult a psychologist to help behavioral therapy.
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