Thumbuddy To Love is featured in RDH Magazine for Dental Hygienists

By on March 31, 2011 in articles, blog, Uncategorized

Thumbuddy To Love is featured in this months RDH Magazine, the national magazine for Dental Hygienists. Thumbuddy To Love products help children stop thumb sucking in a gentle way and can help children’s teeth from being pushed forward, therefore saving expensive options such as braces or apparatuses. RDH Magazine Page 84

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Stop Thumbsucking Tips

By on March 9, 2011 in articles, blog

Read Thumbuddy To Love ™ story book often to your child. Have them take Thumbuddy everywhere, including bed time as a reminder to stop. Have your child mark off the days with stickers to encourage him/her to get involved. Some parents even offer their child a small reward after so many stickers. It keeps them [...]

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Shelley Haskell reviews Thumbuddy To Love

By on February 28, 2011 in articles, blog

Here is the latest review by Shelley Haskell on Thumbuddy To Love: Review

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Creator of Thumbuddy To Love makes Babble’s Top Mompreneurs

By on February 7, 2011 in articles, blog

Andrea Van Ness (Creator of Thumbuddy TO Love) makes the list of top 50 Mompreneurs on Babble.com….here is the website: Mom Entrepeneurs Congratulations Andrea!!

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Thumbuddy To Love vs. nail polishes and other thumb guards.

By on February 1, 2011 in articles, blog

Mavala Stop (made in Switzerland) is a “no bite” nail polish meant for adults but has been used by parents on their child to help stop thumb sucking because it tastes awful. It is Denatonium Benzoate – which is, the world’s bitterest known substance. It is a bitter tasting polish that parents have been known [...]

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Nail biting could be the adult version of thumb sucking

By on January 31, 2011 in articles, blog

Why you do it: You use it to derive comfort and relieve stress. “Nail biting could be the adult version of thumb sucking,” says Alan Strathman, associate professor of social psychology at the University of Missouri, Columbia. How to stop: First, note when you bite your nails, and then substitute another action. Keep a stress [...]

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Mayo Clinic recommends positive reinforcement to help stop thumb sucking

By on January 27, 2011 in articles, blog

Thumb sucking: Help your child break the habit Thumb sucking can be a difficult habit for a child to break. Understand what you can do to help your child stop sucking his or her thumb. By Mayo Clinic staff Thumb sucking is a common habit among children. If your child sucks his or her thumb [...]

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New review by Livingmymoment editor

By on January 25, 2011 in articles, blog

Abbey Fatica just wrote a great review on Thumbuddy To Love products. You can view it at thier web site at: http://www.livingmymoment.com/2011/01/review-thumbuddy-to-love-how-to-stop-thumbsucking

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Thumbuddy To Love: New hard back version coming in March

By on January 23, 2011 in articles, blog

Thumbuddy To Love- Ballerina Sue for girls will be coming out in a new hard back version by the end of March 2011. Each book will have the same story that is in the soft back version but will last longer and will come with tips and a success chart to help children stop thumb [...]

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Thumb sucking-a common habit

By on January 18, 2011 in articles, blog

Thumb sucking is a very common habit among young children. by Adam Borkowski From Beginning in the womb, babies begin to suck their thumbs. It may be a natural reflex. We have all seen babies sucking on fingers, toys and even their clothing. Young children may begin sucking their thumbs to sooth or comfort themselves. [...]

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