Take a look at the situations in which your son is biting. He made need help in identifying how he is feeling and the words to help him through the situation. Verbal skills and teething are two main reasons for biting. large pretzel sticks are good for teethers to naw on, and if he needs to bite out of frustration give him a face cloth that is kept in a spot he knows and can go and get.

I know this sounds harsh but when I was little my cousin who was about 4 months older than me would bite me all of the time. It hurt so bad that I was almost afraid to go around him. Then finally my mom got tired of it and said if he bites you again bite him back! I hesitated but right after he bit me I bit him back so hard and didn't let go. He never bit me or another person again. So I guess what I'm saying is that you should bite him back

Get a green persimmon and give him a bite of it...it is not poisonous but it's extremely bitter. Everytime he bites someone, give that to him and he will stop. Look it up and ask your medical doctor before adhering to this advice.