10 Ways to Stop a Child's Biting

10 Ways to Stop a Child's Biting

December 19, 2012

Consult a Doctor for Sensory Issues

Consult a Doctor for Sensory Issues

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by Circle of Moms Editors 0

"My son is five and still bites at times. Biting him back didn't work. We had him evaluated by an occupational therapist and he has oral sensory integration issues. We continue to struggle, but we are hopeful. He also often has his hands in his mouth. We were given exercises for him to do: suck yogurt through straw, chew bagels or licorice, blow bubbles, chew gum, etc. –Jenny W. via Facebook

Photo Source: miss.libertine via Flickr/Creative Commons

5 / 13

by Circle of Moms Editors 0

"My son is five and still bites at times. Biting him back didn't work. We had him evaluated by an occupational therapist and he has oral sensory integration issues. We continue to struggle, but we are hopeful. He also often has his hands in his mouth. We were given exercises for him to do: suck yogurt through straw, chew bagels or licorice, blow bubbles, chew gum, etc. –Jenny W. via Facebook

Photo Source: miss.libertine via Flickr/Creative Commons

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