I don't eat my hands anymore

by Kuze Sanae
Illustrator Kuze Sanae
PublisherBeijing Science and Technology Press
Published September 2017

Ages 2-6 years old

About

Vividly depict the child's psychology and help the child get rid of the bad habit of eating his fingers. There are many disadvantages of hand-sucking, but there are not a few children who continue to maintain the habit of hand-sucking after the age of 4. Someone once conducted a survey on 2,650 babies and found that 46% of them had the habit of eating their fingers. After the age of 4, about 5% to 10% of babies will maintain this movement. I hope that this picture book can attract everyone's attention and provide a cure method that children like and are willing to accept to solve the problem of children's hand sucking.

I'm about to go to school, but I still can't get rid of the habit of sucking my hands. Until one day, a mysterious callus appeared on my thumb. From talking to it and living with it every day, I finally understood the necessity of getting rid of hand sucking. This book truly describes the psychology of children who have hand clenching problems and helps children get rid of the bad habit of clinging hands.

About the Author

Sanae Kuze currently lives in Shiga Prefecture, Japan. He once worked in a design company and is now mainly engaged in illustration and picture book creation. In 2006, she won the Newcomer Award in the 28th Kodansha Picture Book Contest.

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