An intervention for parents and teachers. 
You may feel guilty that you are doing something wrong if your child bites. Dr Richard Tremblay of the University of Montreal found in a research study of 2-year-olds that 6% of boys, and 4% of the girls were reported to often hit, kick or bite. He reports that humans are more physically aggressive between the ages of 24 and 30 months than at any other time in their lives. So biting is quite common amongst toddlers. Biting can be a simple developmental phase as a result of undeveloped language skills. However it can also be a sign of alarm or high frustration in children. Where biting is happening with older children or is frequent and intense significant steps need to be taken to deal with the underlying emotional cause of the biting. Behavioural interventions will not work in these situations.
Price is in New Zealand Dollars. You will be able to download this intervention as soon as you have completed payment.
