David Decides about Thumbsucking

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David Decides about Thumbsucking book cover featuring a boy with short hair, holding his thumb to his mouth, in a colorful...
Back cover of "David Decides about Thumbsucking," featuring text about the book and author, including ISBN and publisher d...

David Decides about Thumbsucking

SKU: 2519
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By: Susan Heitler, Ph.D. 

Five-year-old David sucks his thumb. His parents say it's time to stop. David is mad; his thumb feels good in his mouth. He talks with his sister, and then his brother. He asks them why they decided to end their sucking habits and how they stopped. Then, David decides.

The Parent Guide addresses myths and realities about thumbsucking.

    • Do sucking habits make children less self-confident or more?
    • Does thumbsucking really impact children's teeth and facial appearance?
    • Can stopping sucking habits harm children emotionally?
    • What are the keys to success in helping children end sucking habits?