Well I think the title says it all really. My son's first two teeth are coming in - the bottom two - and first made an appearance 2 and 3 weeks ago respectively. He seemed rather relieved, since he's had all the classic signs of teething - lots of drool, red cheeks, chewing everything - since he was 12 weeks old but no teeth.
Now he's biting, quite hard at times, when nursing. It isn't every time and sometimes I can see it coming and reel in my nipple to safety. However, shouting "ow!" or "don't bite!" isn't getting the message across and when he's tired and hungry, and then gets shouted at he bursts into tears... I comfort him but the thing that comforts him most is the breast, which he bites again.... it's a vicious cycle.
Please help! He's normally such a good natured, happy boy. We've never had "behavioural problems" with him before, and I want to deal with this in a kinder way than shouting at him. Also, I'd like to find a way to keep my nipple attached to my body, before he severs it with his razor-sharp teeth.