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Help! My child bites her play mates

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Just when you thought it was safe to leave the baby with your child for a few minutes, a piercing yell brings you running to find bite marks on the baby’s arm. And an innocent little face nearby...

Some parents have to endure this at some stage, but why does it happen, and what can you do? Biting is usually the result of a combination of two related ideas, which your child finds hard to manage. The first is a sense of injustice, of missing out on something good.

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