Questions about children s fingers Children count their fingers

The child is still young and has not yet developed into a form, there is still hope, consult more plastic surgery hospitals, and it is best to attach specific information about the child's injured hand, including the doctor's diagnosis, medical records, etc.

It's still possible to be cured.

It should be curable. It is recommended that you go to a few more hospitals and ask for details. Then, according to their statement, I checked it on the Internet to make a decision, and after comparing and understanding, I was making a decision. Good luck!

Hello: Yes, you can. But the tail of the hand is longer.

At that time, the child was still 3 years old, and it was not very noticeable. It will be more obvious when it gets bigger and bigger.

The current situation should not have much impact on the child's activities. Go to the TCM hospital. It's not that the hospital is good.

That's all for my suggestions. Because I'm not over there, I don't know much about where you're talking.

There are also cases where the child is not affected. If you can, you won't get it. There is a bit of a risk.

Hello! The child's fingers are still fine.

**Methods include: reduce the movement of the fingers in the early stage, so that the part can be rested; Massage and acupuncture have certain curative effects; Hydrocortisone acetate, triamcinolone acetonide acetate or prednisolone acetate were injected into the tendon sheath for local sealing, which had good efficacy; For those with a long course of disease and ineffective reverse, the tendon sheath can be cut and partially excised in parallel, so that the tendon sheath no longer squeezes the tendon, which can achieve the purpose of **.

However, the final diagnosis should also go to a regular hospital, so as not to delay the condition, I wish the child a speedy **!

Your child needs surgery in this condition. I don't know the specific hospital, but the general tertiary hospital can do.

Yes, as long as you have time and money

On the weekend, I talked with a few parents about children's math enlightenment, talked about the things that children learn math in kindergarten now, and now teachers teach math and let children count their fingers, right?

In the past, I may have thought it was wrong like many parents, but through my own study and research, I found some misunderstandings in our traditional cognition, which also made me change my perspective and look at the matter of "counting fingers" again.

Children are not only right to count their fingers, but also find that finger counting is a visual aid for mathematics, compared with the mental arithmetic to add and subtract numbers, finger counting is a way of "visual learning", is one of the visual aids for children to learn mathematics. When a child uses her fingers or other appropriate objects to represent quantities, it does not mean that the child's mathematical ability is worse than that of another child who can do mental arithmetic.

For example, if I just ask my child 1+1=? This is a very abstract concept for a child, but if we put it another way, "You have 1 pear now, and your mother gives you another pear, how many pears do you have in your hand now?" Then the probability of the child's "2 pears" will be much higher, and the way to think about this is to turn the abstract into the concrete.

There is a father who said that if you don't do mental arithmetic, it will affect your learning efficiency and speed of doing problems.

Yes, this is our biggest controversy about finger counting, of course, finger counting is not omnipotent, if a child reaches the third or fourth grade, if the main thing is to count with fingers, it is true that the math ability is not mature enough, then is it not that the child has to learn mental arithmetic in addition to finger counting? Of course not, Singapore has proposed a teaching concept of "drawing model method", which aims at the basic education of mathematics for young children, by replacing abstract mathematics with concrete images to help children think and calculate.

For example, the first question above:

Step 1: Use the real object to place 2 apples in front of the child;

Step 2: Draw a picture of an apple on paper;

In fact, he is also teaching children to learn an abstract formula, but he does not let children memorize the answers, but teaches them the way of thinking through one step at a time.

Of course, I am also continuing to learn, some ideas are also vague, when we encounter one problem after another, we parents must find scientific answers through their own judgment, sometimes vague is more terrible than not knowing, parenting has a long way to go, and children grow together.

Pointing your finger at someone else is a very disrespectful way to speak to people, both at home and abroad.

This is a very insulting and provocative practice, a practice that does not take you in the eyes at all, and a practice that this person completely looks down on you.

If this is his habit, then this person is arrogant and uneducated. Lacking this.

When encountering this kind of problem, you must fight back, and tell the other party directly, it is very impolite to do so, and you are very angry.

Let the other party clearly know your mood and pretend to be a family, don't swallow your anger, that will only encourage others to bully you!

It may be caused by malnutrition, and parents should supplement their children with balanced nutrition. It may also be caused by the child's emotional instability, and parents should pay attention to their children's emotions.

The child suddenly likes to "puff his fingers", which is a bad phenomenon, so parents should correct it in time, and it may also be because the child lacks certain trace elements, or it may be because of nervousness.

The child suddenly likes to "puff his fingers", the reason is that he feels bored and there is no big problem, it is also possible that he is hungry, it is recommended to give the child a little dry food.

In terms of personality psychology, the reason why children like to pout their fingers may be that they are not satisfied during the lip stage. Parents should stop this behavior in a timely manner. Divert your child's attention.

Is your child's fingers still full? There are no bitten pieces of them, even the nails have been bitten. Many parents are very troubled by this.

But all we see is fingernails, fingers, and many parents don't see anything else. In fact, there is a more terrible phenomenon for such children, that is, they lack a sense of security and poor concentration. What is the cause of this?

The real situation is that babies have a lip period around the age of 0-1, also known as the oral desire period, and babies will explore the world and get happiness from lip activities such as sucking, chewing, and biting! If the development is not good at this time, the child will grow up to be immature, overly dependent on others, habitually biting, biting bad things, verbal attacks or habitual foul language, etc., and may be overly pestering the spouse after starting a family.

So what should we do at this stage? It's very simple, that is, don't disturb him when they want to eat their hands, and some parents stop their children when they see them eating their fingers, or just buy a pacifier instead. In fact, this is unscientific.

A pacifier can be used, but not a substitute for a finger, and not to mention that a pacifier will suck in air, and it can also cause drooling. The simplest and most direct way is to use your fingers, carry it with you, and eat it when you need it. Just pay attention to hygiene, of course, it is okay for babies to bite toys, but they must be disinfected and sterilized in time.

Cracked Forest. Some parents are worried that they will develop the habit of eating hands, and there is no need to worry about this, because after this period, the baby will not have this desire. If you are more than a year old, it is easy to solve it with guidance or diverting attention. Don't control it because you don't have to worry about it yet, but it will have more bad consequences.

Because when the child grows up, it is too difficult to quit biting his fingers!