Ds is usually the most placid lovely little boy. But then will sometimes deal with conflict by biting. His language has really been improving and the incidents of biting getting less frequent. I have always been close to him when playing so I could help him manage conflict to avoid getting to that level of frustration or at least pulling him away. And when he has bitten I have removed him from the play, said firmly biting hurts and is wrong and then made him apologise. Or if the other child not keen to be near him, apologised profusely to the other parent. We've recently had a baby-four months old and it's got worse again. Partly because my attention is more divided and I guess because he's had change. I'm after new ways to proceed because it's not good for him or fair for other children. Will this pass? Am I doing the right things to stop it happening? Help!