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Basically he chews and bites when he's playing which isn't bad. But his teeth are coming more and more and his biting is becoming harder and harder so it really needs to be stopped soon.
The basic advice I have is to as soon as he starts biting to tell him "No" and to ignore him. However, we haven't quite mastered the "No" command and ignoring him is extremely difficult.
The easiest thing for us to do would be five minute "time outs" in his room (where we leave him when we're out for the day) when he starts to bite.
Good/bad idea? Any other ideas?
Note: I think the main part of the problem has resulted from my younger brother playing with Javier quite roughly making him moreaggressive
The basic advice I have is to as soon as he starts biting to tell him "No" and to ignore him. However, we haven't quite mastered the "No" command and ignoring him is extremely difficult.
The easiest thing for us to do would be five minute "time outs" in his room (where we leave him when we're out for the day) when he starts to bite.
Good/bad idea? Any other ideas?
Note: I think the main part of the problem has resulted from my younger brother playing with Javier quite roughly making him moreaggressive