Child's Nail Biting and School Readiness

My daughter says to me, "I still want to gnaw on one finger." Well, because the child has been used to it since childhood.

Sit up straighter. Sit up straight.

I said, "I won't give you that pleasure."

How many years? Have you been biting them for six years? Seven?

Grandmother and I couldn't even catch her biting her nails.

And on her toes too. There was actual blood, she bit them so much.

But when did you find the time? Now, make the confession of the century.

Grandmother and I still don't know when you found the time.

When grandmother was there... No, let's say, when grandmother saw it.

Do you even have a video? No.

Well, you say... No, this video here.

Well, of course, look, yes.

Did you do it at first?

Yes, and when it happened, and when it happened.

And what decided it? The fact that you're growing up?

Yes. Decided to change?

Good job. I praise you very much for this, because many have already grown up

and even now, when giving a hand to a friend, they can't get rid of this habit of biting their nails.

By the way, my dear, we have our first interview at one of the schools today.

I know. Are you ready?

Actually, are you ready for new classmates, a new environment, and a new atmosphere?

My classmates are watching this tonight.

They're like, "Are you ready for a new person, for new classmates?"

Grandma already said so.