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Mon Aug-08-05 02:26 PM Response to Original message |
| 15. Toddlers often bite as attempts to social interaction |
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Biting them back only reinforces the behavior and shows them who the bully can be and how to be a bully...same with hitting them.
Stating, "No Bite! (or biting!)" along with consistent time out and 'fessin' up to and apologizing to the person they bit. Read more here to have a clearer understanding: http://toddlerstoday.com/resources/articles/biting.htm And read here for some effective methods to curb/stop biting: http://childcare.about.com/cs/behaviors/f/biting.htm Just my  |
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