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Posts: 1264 · Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 11:32 am

giggledoll .. how old is he?

Sometimes a young age child does not understand "time out"

I personally do not believe in time out .. I believe in redirecting. Instead of focusing on the behavior ..redirect the child into something more positive ..........some say then you let the child get away with it ..no

you say NO or STOP when the child bites ..then you take them and show them a more peaceful way to play and learn.

If a child is out of control a high chair or bed is a good idea .. let them have a tantrum in a safe place and do not watch them have it .....but do check with them but dont let them know your checking <wink>

Posts: 71 · Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 9:01 pm

When my twin grandsons were going through the biting stage nothing seemed to work. One was always biting the other. Biting him back did not work, time out didn't work, thank god he grew out of it.

Posts: 1264 · Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 12:56 pm

vinegar dip your finger tip in and place on the biters tongue every time he bites and say NO but do not repeat the word bite JUST NO

NEVER BITE A CHILD BACK - you are teaching a behavior when you do this! Yes they will realize it hurts but words and redirection works much better..not only that but if someone sees you doing this or sees a child with adult teeth marks on his body ..its grounds to be reported to the authorities!

Posts: 8 · Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 1:18 am

my youngest daughter started biting so i took all her toys off her for the rest off the day and took all her privilages away.
if you stay firm wuth this it always works and its not servere.
its a fair punishment