Thank you

It's been something she has done since she could move around. So i put it down to teething, then when i posted i guess maybe a year ago it was said it was an age thing and it would pass so i'm not sure if there is a trigger. She was tired before so we have since put her to bed. I will try watch her closely. But usually the things are chewed when i am out of sight. Or when she thinks i am not looking.

I will bring the issue up next time i'm at the doctors.

eta - I used to chew my hair as a child which i know looking back was an anxiety thing. So i hope she hasn't inherited my anxiety issues