Teeth Grinding
Blue Frog
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I once knew a young boy who liked to grind his teeth and I agree that the noise is dreadful!
From what I've heard, it's often because they enjoy the sensation and stimulation - so one tactic is to give them something to crew on. There are lots of different types of chew toys out there: http://www.sensorydirect.com/sense/chewys.html
Good luck!1 -
Is she a daytime or night time grinder? How old is she?0
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Just in the day, she sucks her fingers at night so she can't do it then! She is 4 and she has significant learning disabilities so doesn't really understand. I was mad enough to try sticking a finger in her mouth yesterday
so I think trying the chewy things might be a very good idea thanks xxx 0
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