If you pay close attention, you may be able to identify the cause of the biting behavior. Are there any patterns to his biting? For example, does he start biting when other kids take his stuff—or at least stuff he wants for himself? Does he bite when you know he’s tired. If so, your first line of defense is to make sure he’s on a regular nighttime routine, that he gets a good night’s sleep, and that his other daytime activities don’t interfere with nap time. Could your baby be biting because he’s teething and in pain? Try giving him teething rings (as long as they’re not made of soft plastic, which may be a health hazard), frozen bagels, or other palliatives to sooth the pain.
If you pay close attention, you may be able to identify the cause
of the biting behavior. Are there any patterns to his biting? For
example, does he start biting when other kids take his stuff—or at
least stuff he wants for himself? Does he...
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Armin Brott answered:If you pay close attention, you may be able to identify the cause of the biting behavior. Are there any patterns to his biting? For example, does he start biting when other kids take his stuff—or at least stuff he wants for himself? Does he bite when you know he’s tired. If so, your first line of defense is to make sure he’s on a regular nighttime routine, that he gets a good night’s sleep, and that his other daytime activities don’t interfere with nap time. Could your baby be biting because he’s teething and in pain? Try giving him teething rings (as long as they’re not made of soft plastic, which may be a health hazard), frozen bagels, or other palliatives to sooth the pain.If you pay close attention, you may be able to identify the cause of the biting behavior. Are there any patterns to his biting? For example, does he start biting when other kids take his stuff—or at least stuff he wants for himself? Does he... More