I agree with Emily, put him down straight away after saying auw that hurts, then walk away (so you don’t give him any type of positive attention).

If you are holding him, I would put him down straight away and keep doing that until he gets the idea as he probably won’t like getting put down.

Sometimes biting back will work as it clearly explains that it is not a nice thing to do

i hope you’ve had success

Hope you managed to find the answer you were looking for.

What did you end up doing?

Has he grown out of it yet?

Hopefully just a phase that they will eventually grow out of.

My son did this, he eventually grew out of it, but his poor sister copped a lot.

Thanks heaps for posting, was also wondering.

i would love to know the answer for this also my 22 month old bites his 3 sisters all the time

When he does it don’t speak jut get up put him down and walk away. He will soon learn

I used too firmly say no and pop him on the floor he would cry for a minute and I would pick him up after he stopped if he did it again I would repeat, it didn’t take long for him too get it! But he used too bite more when his teeth were coming through

Don’t worry so much he’ll grow out of. Teething toys help thou

Attach a teething ring to his dummy and if he persists say NO very strongly and loud

I hope things are going well and he has stopped biting My son went through a stage where he would bite his sister and cousin but he grew out of it rather quickly, thankfully.

U need to not react. That’s what they want.

I bite the, back, they didn’t like it and stopped! They got to feel what it was like and realised that its not nice.

I am so glad to see in the answers I am not the only one!

U bite him back! He will relate it to pain n stop

when they get biten back they stop doing it! although its probably a bit of a controversial remedy.