From 0-4 years thumb or finger suckling is harmless and will likely fade out on its own. Most children suckle when bored, anxious or tired. However if it persists beyond 4 years, it may be deleterious
 
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Finger sucking behaviour

A podcast about children and their unique abilities and how to accelerate their behaviour and development. We believe every child is a winner and we help them to benefit maximally from their life experience! Let’s celebrate them and marvel at their super powers! Learn about how to reach children with Autism, cerebral palsy, ADHD, special needs and even neurotypical children using behaviour therapy and ABA. Recorded by Dr Lilian Kerubo, a behaviour paeditrician in Kenya.

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