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Toddler Biting... OUCH!

Toddler biting is frustrating! It's hard to control or know when a baby or child, with vampire-like teeth, are going to sink them into you or one of your day care kids! I know I couldn't wait for my babies to get their teeth and that many parents anxiously await with great anticipation the day that first tooth pops through. The excitement is short-lived though the first time their child takes a chomp on another person!

I have had many toddler biters in my daycare home, and let me tell you- honestly, quite scary. You never know when they will "attack"! And quite frankly having to tell a parent their child was bitten by another child is really hard to do.

You can't tell them "who" did it (privacy law) either. It is dreadful!
The parents of the bitten victim don't want their child to be hurt and sometimes get pretty upset, and the parents of the biter usually feel frustrated and most times, embarrassed.

Unfortunately, toddler biting is very common in young children. There are many different reasons for kids biting as well as different circumstances. When you can learn the reason the toddler is biting, you can then begin changing their behavior.

Fortunately children (usually) only bite for a short time during their development.

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So...What can YOU do to help prevent toddler biting?

My husband Scott has given me some incredible advise that has seriously helped me over the years and I want to share with you- He says "WORK THE PROBLEM, DON'T LET THE PROBLEM WORK YOU"
And that is exactly the kind of advise that will help you with biters.

When you figure out the triggers that cause the child to bite you can begin preventing it! There are many reasons for Chiild Biting! I have learned through my biting classes to use the "Who, what, when, where, and how method"- to work the problem!!!

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