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• My three year old son has been bitten everyday in the past two and a half weeks by a little boy at nursery who is four years old. The staff at the nursery have tried separating them, trying their best to keep them apart but the little boy still manages to bite Hugo. When the little boy's parents and I pick them up, the other child bites Hugo as they get their coats. His parents never said anything. The staff at the nursery have spoken to the parents but they just shrug and say boys will be boys. Hugo is terrified of going to nursery because of this little boy. He tries everything to not go into nursery, he has even held onto things when I try and pick him to get him out of his car seat. I don't really want to pull him out of the nursery as we've paid until the end of december (if we pulled him out we would lose our money) and the other nurseries that we liked are full.

• Answer:

  OMG, poor baby! I would talk with your daycare again. I know my childrens daycare has a policy that if a child is biting often enough they will get put on a probationary period and if things don't change they will actually ask the parents to find another daycare. And, actually, my niece was a biter and was kicked out of her daycare after a month of daily biting episodes. It seems to me like this little boy biting your son needs some discipline, I could see a toddler biting since they go through a biting phase, but a 4 year old is getting ready to start school and should know better. I am sorry you are faced with this situation. I feel really bad for you. Good luck.