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There is debate worldwide concerning the correct age to discourage sucking habits, ranging from three to five years. Some experts advise intervention at three years because the practice limits social development and speech for some toddlers. Others feel it is reasonable for a child to suck their thumb or fingers until they reach five years. Ultimately, parents who recognize and understand their child's needs better than anyone must decide the best time to encourage an end to the habit.

Having made that decision what are the best ways to help your child break the habit? Read our 7 points to help your child stop thumb sucking

When it comes to sucking habits, nail biting or skin picking you are not alone if your or your child's habits involve fingers instead of thumbs, or even both at the same time. What if your child sucks three fingers or even four? No one likes having to search through different products trying to find something to adapt. You need a thumb guard or finger guard that can cover those extra digits and still offer the same results. We like to keep things simple. You tell us your child's requirements, and we will create the guard they need.