Q: At what age do children normally stop thumb sucking? A: Usually by the time they start school. Most children stop sucking on thumbs and other objects between the ages of 2 and 4 years old.

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If the finger is straight and you can move it a little bit (even with pain), then you should apply ice to the joint that hurts, take ibuprofen or acetaminophen for pain and elevate the finger.

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Thumb-sucking is often due to stress, anxiety or boredom. The child uses this comforting habit to soothe herself. It may be simply a habit that will pass at some point, usually before she goes to ...

Do have a conversation with your child about their finger or thumb sucking. Assist your child in realizing that you will be there to support her when she is ready to stop.

If your child is 3 to 4 years old and is still sucking his finger continuously, it can affect the development of his teeth. In such a situation, get rid of this habit immediately.

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Parents don’t agree when or how their child should stop using a pacifier and sucking their thumb, according to a new poll. Here’s what the experts say.

Maybe It's Mommy's Thumb By Daisy Lin • Published December 21, 2010 • Updated on December 22, 2010 at 6:32 am It began with a sharp pain on the side of her hand.

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