Some advice would be very welcome! My 18 month old started sucking her wrist a few months ago. The start of this comfort habit roughly coincided with her starting at nursery as I went back to work and a bad bout of teething.
I've tried to be a bit relaxed about it, but sometimes she gives herself blisters and bleeds (yet keeps doing it despite the pain), and the bit where she's sucking is often raised and reddish... I've tried to swap her to a variety of teething rings or even pacifiers, but no luck!
Has any one else's lo done this? Is it something I should really focus on getting her to stop, or wait it out a bit longer once she's got all her teeth and hope she grows out of it?
Thank you!
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Toddler habit of sucking her wrist - should I be worried?
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Swickers78 · 06/07/2015 21:24
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