Teeth Are Not for Biting Board Book (Best Behavior®)

We had a biter.. got kicked out of preschool (at two) cause he just loved munching on one kid in particular (his bestie- who found it funny) .. bought book / moved preschool.. no more biting. Not sure if it was the book or the change of schools but the book was cheaper so give it a go.

Brought this book because my nephew had repeatedly bit other children at nursery. My sister said that she found the book helpful in explaining to him about what teeth were and weren't for.

Very clear and simple in it's message. Used for a 2 years old.

Great topic for toddlers

My autistic son would bite to express himself. This book was a godsend! We read everyday and he did stop biting!

Bought after a particularly bad biting incident at Nursery. Didn't really think it would help until I heard some children actually quoting lines out of the book and there was no biting incidents for the rest of the academic year. Worth every penny!

I was rather sceptical about this book. My son (18 months at the time) was going through a nasty phase (over a month) of deciding to bite anyone that got in his way, took a toy, or basically he just didn't want to do something. He would bite me when i had to change his nappy, change his clothes, feed him, put him in the car etc you get the picture. I tried any suggestion anyone gave me, all the tips and tricks off the internet. It got to the point that he drew blood once when he bit another child at the childminders' and I was horrified. In desperation I bought this book and took a week off work. I don't know which of these tactics did the trick, or I like to think it was the right combination, but within a few days he'd abruptly stopped! I read this book with him before bed and every time he bit or tried to bite. My childminder was so impressed when he came back! And my son was much happier for it. Over the next week he'd very occasionally go to bite then smile, shake his head and say no no then give me a hug :)

Bought this book for my grandson, but it has helped everyone he comes into regular contact with. His parents, his sibilings, and both sets of grandparents have all read the book and we all use the same phrase when he attempts to bite. Within a few weeks he now reaches for the book and start counting his teeth. He finds the story calming and a great distraction. The biting habit has gone. He would have grown out of it but this book speeded up his learning and understanding. Great graphics. Repetitive phrases. Great also for early readers.