One-and-a-half-year-old babies are particularly fond of biting. What should they do?

Children should be allowed to engage in outdoor activities rather than indoor activities as much as possible, so as to consume energy and make them feel happier playing and sports than biting people as much as possible.

If the child is found to bite, immediately separate the baby and criticize and educate the baby. Be firm in attitude, tone and extension, but don't exaggerate emotions. In order not to let the baby feel that "success has attracted the attention of adults."

For the biting baby, if there is a little progress, we should immediately praise and encourage it with clearly described sentences, even if it is a little progress. For example, when mom saw you playing with someone else today, she used a gentle touch. Mom is very happy. You did the right thing!

Baby loves to bite, which may be teething, itchy teeth, or uncomfortable. At this time, it is necessary to adjust the family diet structure so that the baby's chewing desire can be fully satisfied. Exaggerated chewing is imitated by the baby, so that the baby can learn and enjoy chewing better. When appropriate, give your baby a variety of relatively blunt foods and get satisfaction from chewing food.