After birth, babies will gain a lot of knowledge, laugh, walk, stick out their tongue, and nail polish. Generally speaking, a baby's nail biting is a transitional period. As babies grow up, their nail fastening performance will also improve, and some babies may continue to nail fasten their nails. So, what's going on with the baby's fingernails?
1. Stages of growth: Nail tightening is a necessary stage that babies must go through during their growth process. Because the baby is young and ready to learn how to pick up things, but not everything is at his fingertips and easily accessible, he will come and nail himself when he has nothing to grab.
2. Habits formed: Most babies will nail their nails, and some parents may not intervene too much, which can lead to the formation of habits in babies. The baby does not realize that this is a wrong behavior, so this habit has always existed.
3. Lack of trace elements: If a baby's body lacks calcium, zinc, and other nutrients, it can also cause their nails to buckle. Therefore, parents should pay attention to supplementing their baby with more nutritious foods to supplement the missing elements in their body.
4. High pressure: Although babies are young, they can also express their thoughts through various behaviors when they are unhappy. Nail clipping is also one of the ways of expression. In addition, if a baby lacks a sense of security, they may also nail their nails, so parents should pay attention to comprehensive conditioning.
