Biting = Missing Blocks.

The development of human behavior is a process similar to stacking blocks, each builds on the last.

When a toddler is biting, it’s insight into what skills they need to work on.

Why You’re Here

You’re here because your toddler is experiencing biting in the classroom.

I’m here because I was that teacher in the classroom for years.

Nice to meet you, I’m Sarah. Let’s talk!

My background and mission

WTF - What’s the Function? What A Toddler Is Trying To Say.

Every bite has a reason. Escape, attention, access, sensory need - once you know which one you're dealing with, you can create a plan. This piece walks you through all four functions and shows you what good support actually looks like from a school.

Why Does My Toddler Keep Biting?

In order to change a behavior, we have to lean in with curiosity and understand why it’s happening. This quick blog provides a reframe of toddler mentality, what leads to biting, and a reminder that they’re doing the best they can with the skills they have.

Skills to Help Your Toddler Stop Biting.

Biting is rarely out of pure defiance, it's a skill gap. This piece reviews which skills are missing, from joint attention, expressive language, spatial awareness, and more. It ends with giving you practical ways to start building them at home today.

  • "I attribute all of [Child's name] success in the classroom to Sarah!"

    —Former Teacher Coaching Client

  • "Sarah's support has made my job easier. No other center has provided this level of education on child behavior."

    —Toddler Teacher

  • "We haven't had ANY biting in months!"

    —Toddler Teacher

  • "The way you explain "Toddler Culture" makes me understand my students so much better."

    — Preschool Teacher