[Tip] How to stop the habit of biting your nails?

Hello. This is Sunja :)

 

Whether you're an adult or a child, biting your nails is really unpleasant. But our little one does that. Actually, I used to bite my nails when I was young too, and every time my mom would slap the back of my hand, and I remember scratching my gums with the nails I was biting, which always made me bleed.

 

My mother told me that I can't do that to my child.

 

I started threatening and coaxing the child who began biting from around age five, but all efforts failed, and during my search, I found a product called Mavala Stop.

 

 

The product looks like clear nail polish. It also has the exact smell of nail polish. I applied it to my child's nails when they fell asleep.

 

The next day, I watched the child playing carefully, and I remember secretly giggling to myself as I saw him suddenly get surprised and pull away when he brought his fingernail close.

 

While waiting for the Maballas top to arrive, I had threatened my child by saying, "If at any moment you taste a bitter flavor in your nails, you need to go to the hospital." Anyway, seeing him surprised and shaking his pupils when he tasted the bitterness in his hand was both cute and amusing 🤣🤣

 

At that time, when I was applying ointment to the child's skin, it slightly got on my hand, and I was surprisingly shocked by how bitter it was. In fact, the bitterness was so strong that I couldn't even eat the food I made and had to throw it away.

Applying number 1 keeps the bitter taste for about a week, and if you try to pick up snacks with that hand, you'll even be able to taste the flavor in the snacks—it's a very powerful nail-biting prevention remedy!

 

The habit of biting my nails that I had fixed after applying twice over two weeks, and the Mavalarostop, were all given to my younger brother. My nephew couldn't quit using a pacifier until he was five, which caused his mouth to protrude in a triangular shape.

 

I applied the Mabalmas Stop once and watched. My nephew put it in his mouth, then made a face and took it out. Then he went to the sink to wash it, and after putting it back in, he made a face again and took it out, and he directly said "Jiji" and threw it into the trash can!

Actually, I hear a lot of people say things like "Cut off the pacifier in front of the child," but from the child's perspective, it's very shocking. I think there's no need to make them feel like they're losing something most precious right in front of their eyes, especially from a young age.

 

Children biting their nails, children biting their toenails, quitting pacifiers, stopping breastfeeding from mom—these would be very helpful to use, right?

 

 

The disadvantages are the high price and international shipping. Of course, it doesn't take as long as before, but I still think international shipping is possible.

 

And my 9-year-old little one has started biting their nails again these days. They probably don't even realize it. I clearly saw them biting, but they get upset and cry, saying they didn't do it. But they are truly upset. In the end, it seems to happen unconsciously.

 

So I searched for Mabalastop and there was a product that appeared in related searches.

 

 

EnbiBebe Super Jack Aineil Care product. You can receive it through domestic delivery, and the effects seem to be the same or slightly weaker. Also, the scent is really mild compared to Mavalastop. Mavalastop has a very strong nail polish smell that can give you a headache, but this one has a gentle fragrance. It's a mild hand lotion, and if I had to specify, maybe a rose scent?

 

First, I ordered the other day, received it yesterday morning, and applied it last night, but I haven't seen him put his fingers in his mouth yet.

 

I think it wouldn't be bad to consider using it 2-3 times with domestic delivery at an affordable price, so I recommend it together as a [honey item].