Do allow your child to have outlets for anger. Basically, kids should be allowed to express their emotions, but not to hurt others in doing so. After a biting incident, be sure to pay really close attention so that you will catch a potential biting situation before it happens. If the child wants a toy another child has, be ready to jump right in, reminding the child of good ways of dealing with it. That positive reinforcement of harmless, appropriate anger release will go a long way toward protecting the child from making future wrong decisions.
Toddlers biting is a most distressing problem for parents and childcare workers.
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