We can contribute a child's oral fixation to Freudian theory - known as the first of Freud's biologically determined drives. The core drive is sexual - broadly defined to include sensations that involve excitation or tension and satisfaction or release. The focus of the sexual drive shifts with maturation: oral stage (as found in infancy and toddlerhood); oedipal stage (pre-school); and, the genital stage (puberty and beyond). Though as you may be well aware, controversy has always been associated with Freudian theories.
There are a few different reasons why older kids will eat or chew things. These actions may be associated with a certain reward for example.
Fish that don't have any teeth, they can still eat. Or the wouldn't survive. I think they eat things they eat things that they don't need to chew on.
They like to chew on things, hide, sleep, eat, and squeak.
Just chew and chew and chew!If I chewed for a long time... I spit it out!I eat Chinese food
with their mouths. chew chew chew swallow.
sausages
tin tams
I know not to eat popcorn and don't chew gum. Ask your Orthodontist about foods to avoid. Brush often.
There are many things that could happen when little kids eat matches. The little kids could damage their inside walls.
Continuously, no. But they browse, eat, rest and chew. Browse, eat, rest and chew some more, and on and on and on.
Small ones take bites and chew, big ones probably just swallow things whole.
....Chihuahuas eat dog food....sometimes when they have a stomach ache or other things like pain that can be fixed without medications, they will chew sticks.
Chew it.