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Your baby might be into tongue chewing which might amuse you as a parent. They might like to chew on their tongue because that is something new for them to do so. 

Tongue chewing among babies is actually pretty common and not something to usually worry about. 

Do read on to find out the common reasons as to why they do so, what you can do in this case and when can this habit become concerning. 

Here are some common reasons as to why babies chew on their tongues: -

1- They are discovering various parts of their body and exploring how to use them and when to use them. They move their tongue to explore how it feels and to chew. 

2- Sometimes babies might express how hungry they are by crying or chewing on their tongues. 

3- Chewing on their tongue can also be sort of a sucking reflex for the babies. 

4- It’s extremely uncomfortable for babies when they are teething. They can chew on their tongue to relive their pain and discomfort.

5- They may also chew on their tongues if they are trying

Fostering a festive spirit and engaging children in cultural celebrations is a wonderful idea. Creating a Krishna Parivaar (Lord Krishna and his family) plush doll set for kids during Krishnashtami can be both educational and enjoyable. Here's how you could go about it:

1. Doll Selection: Choose plush dolls that represent Lord Krishna, his parents (Vasudeva and Devaki), his foster parents (Nanda and Yashoda), and his friend (Radha) if you'd like to include her. Make sure the dolls are safe and appropriate for children of all ages.

2. Educational Aspect: Introduce the children to the stories of Lord Krishna's life and his significance in Hindu mythology. You can provide simplified versions of these stories along with the dolls, helping children learn about the culture and traditions associated with Krishnashtami.

3. Craft Activities: Organize craft activities where children can create simple accessories for the plush dolls, like making a mini flute for Krishna or a crown for Radha. This can enhance