I put my son on the floor after he bit me. He did draw blood and did schreek which probably scared him. He tried it one more time but I put him on the floor and said no biting. He stopped after that.

My 8 month old does the same thing its almost like he looks at me for a reaction

I tell him no that hurts and he usually stops
I don’t know if he understands or not but I hope this passes

I’m not sure on techniques to stop the biting, but an alternative may be expressing your milk and giving him a bottle, or cup to drink the breast milk from.

With both my kids, I’d give a loud OW!! Enough to scare them a little. Then tell them no biting and take them off for a few min. Repeat a few times and they generally get the message lol

Try niple shields

The only answer I found was to wean him – he was the only one of my kids I had this problem with, and I couldn’t resolve it.

I find the best way is to pop my finger in to the side of their mouth to loosen their grip on the nipple and then say ouch, I then cover my nipple with my bra for 30-60 seconds and then try again. They soon learn that biting stops the feeding process, you have to be vigilant with it though.

You might find this read interesting
https://kellymom.com/ages/older-infant/biting/

Probably not helpful but I found once my daughter started biting, I couldn’t stop her. It was usually when my supply was a little low at the end of the day and she would get impatient.

I went through this with my first I would take the nipple away and say no firmly. I would stop feeding for 5-10 minutes then try again. I think the most I had to repeat this was 5 times!!! She soon got the idea, she was about 5 months and was an early teether so had full top and bottoms it wasn’t a pleasant experience

I wish I had the answer to this question!
It would have prevented so much pain for me too!

Give him something like a rusk to bite on. I would have stopped feeding him at that age if that is what he is doing!!

Nipple shield are the life savers.

Whenever my little one would bite me I’d say in a firm voice ‘NO’, it usually worked the first or second time of saying it.