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- Q: What is the recommended age range for the Thumb Sucking Stop? A: The Thumb Sucking Stop is suitable for children aged 6 months to 7 years old.
- Q: How do I use the Thumb Sucking Stop effectively? A: To use the Thumb Sucking Stop, put it on your child's hand and adjust the tightness according to their comfort. It is recommended to wear it 24 hours a day to help eliminate the thumb-sucking habit.
- Q: Can my child wear the Thumb Sucking Stop while sleeping? A: Yes, if your child tends to suck their fingers while sleeping, you can put the Thumb Sucking Stop on during sleep time.
- Q: What should I do if my child experiences discomfort while wearing the guard? A: If redness or blisters appear on your child's wrist, it may be too tight. Adjust the guard or take it off if necessary.
- Q: How do I clean the Thumb Sucking Stop? A: You can clean the Thumb Sucking Stop by placing it in boiling water for 30 seconds before use. It's also easy to clean and dry after each use.
- Q: What features make this product effective for stopping thumb sucking? A: The Thumb Sucking Stop has a high success rate of 95%, is made of soft and breathable materials, and can be adjusted for comfort, making it difficult for children to remove.
- Q: How long does it take for a child to stop thumb sucking using this guard? A: It typically takes 1-2 weeks to reduce thumb sucking and 2-3 months to fully quit the habit.
- Q: What sizes are available for the Thumb Sucking Stop? A: The Thumb Sucking Stop is available in several sizes, including S for ages 6-12 months, XS for 6-12 months, and sizes up to XXL for ages 5 years, based on weight and palm size.
- Q: Can I use the Thumb Sucking Stop for other finger sucking habits? A: Yes, the Thumb Sucking Stop is designed to help eliminate thumb sucking as well as other finger sucking habits.
- Q: What should I do if my child resists wearing the Thumb Sucking Stop? A: It's important to divert your child's attention with toys, stories, or milk to help them adjust. Consistent support and encouragement from parents are key to helping them stop the habit.