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Practice prevention so that your child will be less likely to bite.

  • Always have a cool teething ring or washcloth on hand.
  • Avoid situations in which your child can get irritable enough to bite.
  • As soon as your child is old enough, encourage the use of words ("I'm angry with you" or "That's my toy")
  • Give your child enough of your time throughout the day (for example, by reading or playing together), so he or she doesn't bite just to get attention.

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