Children's love of biting their nails is not a sign of lack of nutrition. In this case, they need to supplement nutrition: the most common reason for children to bite their fingernails is that they are bored. They will subconsciously bite their fingernails because they have nothing to do, especially when children do something quietly, such as watching cartoons. They don't want to know more about their problems. They will subconsciously do an ordinary thing, just like some adults like to eat melon seeds. When you have mental health problems, such as anxiety and anxiety, you will bite your fingernails, such as children taking exams, or seeing unfamiliar people in unfamiliar environments. At this time, the child biting his fingernails is actually relieving anxiety.

Because it is difficult for children to face their mental state and vent their emotions when they are young, biting their nails can temporarily divert their attention and help them solve their emotions better. Children have strong imitation ability since childhood. When they see what others are doing, they will subconsciously start to imitate. Therefore, when children watch others bite their fingernails, they are likely to follow suit and get used to doing it themselves. This bad habit is difficult to correct. Parents should not think that their children are free and carefree when they are young. When dealing with unfamiliar environment and others, people will feel uneasy, and they will also accept the negative emotions of people around them directly and indirectly.

Under the influence of negative emotions, children will subconsciously find ways to vent their inner anxiety. Biting your fingers at this time can give them some inner relief. Children's finger biting behavior usually reflects their psychological emotions, such as anxiety, depression, depression, self-distrust, insecurity and so on. Parents should pay more attention to their children's inner state instead of reprimanding them first to reduce the influencing factors that make them anxious; Participate in leisure activities with children, guide children to make friends, divert children's attention in a proactive way, and reduce the number of finger bites. Children biting their nails is usually an unconscious personal behavior. Young children may come from boredom or fun, but they like to chew their fingernails or baby's hands. Parents don't have to worry and care too much. Just be sure to cut your nails often and clean your hands and mouth. It's best to distract children with toys and interesting things. Naturally, you must educate your children about hygiene.