Ванх, те нашите като вашите

Та не се притеснявйте за цокане на биба или пръст до 3/4 годишна възраст. Много деца спират сами, ако това не се случи от 3 годинки нагоре можете да приложите някой техники за отказване . Ето и някой съвети :
What to do about it: If your toddler is still attached to her thumb sucking at age four, or it's beginning to interfere with speech or social skills at an earlier age, try these tactics.
- Play up acting grown-up. Praise her often for "big-girl" behavior (like dressing herself or bringing her dish to the sink); that way, you'll motivate her to give up other little-kid habits like you-know-what.
- Keep hands and mouth otherwise occupied. Encourage hands-on activities, such as swinging on a swing, steering a riding toy, or playing with clay. You might also engage her in a chat-fest, sing songs together, or play with musical instruments to distract her from her beloved digit.
- Motivate with rewards. If she's at least three, she's old enough to understand the power of rewards. Promise a special treat if she makes an effort to stop. (You can award stars when she avoids thumb sucking during typically thumb-loving times and pay up once she's reached her goal; or offer little treats at the end of each thumb-free day.) Teach her to make a fist with her thumb inside when the urge to suck strikes.
- Provide lots of TLC. Extra hugs, kisses, and attention will make giving up that thumb a little bit easier.
- Call in a pro. Ask her pediatrician or dentist to talk up the benefits of bidding bye-bye to thumb sucking. Sometimes kids are more apt to listen to an "expert," though a word from Grandma or Grandpa may help, too. If that fails, then ask the pediatrician or dentist for advice. (No doubt, they've both got some tricks up their sleeves.)
Това последното е точно както при Квазиния случай с Огънче

Децата много често слушат, и изпълняват заръките и заповедите на другите
