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My daughter is 7.5yrs, she keeps moving(like playing games on her pad) her fingers all day long, please advice how to let her stop it!
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OCD: Playing on her pad has become a form of obsessive compulsive behavior.You should consult a psycotherapist for help.
Answered 9/29/2016
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