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MidnightPotato - February 8th, 2011 9:47 AM

Working in Daycare for more than 10 years I have experienced a lot of biting children. One approach that we used was to explain to the child that our teeth are for chewing food...not biting people. As long as everyone was consistant it really work a lot. We had a child that would bite when she got frustrated, tired, hungry, and even excited. For this child the method above did not work so we had an object that she could bite. We gave her a teether or another soft object and told her that if she felt she needed to bite something she could bite that. We showed her where we kept it and she would go get it if she needed it. It worked very well and eventually she stopped biting even that......anybody else with another idea?


Unique1111 - February 18th, 2011 2:10 PM

Even a baby bites other babies. I guess, we can avoid it by keep on reminding toddlers that biting others is not good. Of course, if parents are not around, we wouldn't know our child's mood or emotions in that particular situation when they are around other kids.


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