The only thing that has stopped my biting issues is an extra wide gate to separate the 2 play rooms and very close shadowing. I know, it sometimes happens when you are right there but it's so quick it can't be stopped. I've had that happen several times. I have been separating the biter from the favorite victim and have had no more problems. I alternate kids between rooms so no one gets bored and they all get interaction with the other kids.

Are there any triggers that seem to set the biter off? Here it was the one year old hanging on the other kids and trying to touch the toys they were playing with. Does the biter attack when he is hungry or tired? If there is only one victim, watch him to see if he does anything to set the other child off.

Biting is so frustrating!!

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