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Thumb Sucking and Your Child’s Smile

  • Thumb sucking is common and normal in babies and toddlers, it helps them feel calm and secure.

  • Most children naturally stop by age 3–4. If it continues past that age, it can affect the growth of the jaws or the position of the front teeth.

  • Avoid scolding or shaming. Use positive reminders and praise your child for keeping their thumb out.

  • If thumb sucking continues after age 4 or starts to move the front teeth forward, ask BalloonDoc 🎈🦷 for gentle habit-breaking tips and fun reward ideas.