Biting - Symptoms
Most infants and young children bite occasionally. Usually a bite is harmless and may not even leave a mark. Infants most often bite in response to new sensations in the mouth, such as may occur when teething. Young children may bite out of frustration because they cannot yet translate their emotions into words.
In rare cases, biting can be a symptom of a behavioral problem that should be evaluated by a doctor.
This year, start a new tradition pack a healthy school lunch for your kids. A nutritious lunch from home helps kids stay away from the high-fat, high-sugar, and high-sodium stuff in school cafeterias and vending machines. Research shows that America's children are missing out on five essential nutrients to their growth and good health: calcium, fiber, magnesium, vitamin E, and potassium. An ideal lunch provides good nutrition plus just enough calories to fuel body and brain throughout the...
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