Becoming Verbal With Childhood Apraxia of Speech
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How to Stop Thumbsucking and Other Oral Habits: Practical Solutions
The How to Stop Thumbsucking and Other Oral Habits: Practical Solutions provides clinicians and parents with evidence-based strategies for eliminating thumbsucking, finger-sucking, pacifier use, and other prolonged oral habits that can affect dental development and oral motor patterns. Covering assessment, habit awareness programs, appliance options, and behavioral strategies, this guide is useful alongside TalkTools oral sensory tools and OMT training.
Key Benefits
- Comprehensive coverage of thumbsucking, finger habits, pacifier use, and nail biting
- Evidence-based intervention strategies integrating dental, behavioral, and oral motor approaches
- Includes parent handouts and habit awareness program frameworks
- Addresses the developmental timeline of oral habits and when intervention is clinically indicated
Ideal for:
- Orofacial myofunctional therapists treating children with prolonged oral habits
- Orthodontists and dentists coordinating habit elimination with dental treatment
- SLPs and OTs addressing oral habits in children with sensory processing needs
- Parents seeking evidence-based guidance on eliminating their child's oral habit
What's Included
- 1 x How to Stop Thumbsucking and Other Oral Habits: Practical Solutions (Paperback)
Product Details
| Format | Paperback |
Care Instructions
- Handle with clean, dry hands
- Store in a dry location away from moisture and direct sunlight
- Avoid bending the spine; lay flat for long-term storage
Warning: This publication is intended as a professional or educational resource. Content should be applied within the scope of the clinician's training and professional license.