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Core Lessons

Understanding Aggressive Behavior in Young Children

Why Infants and Young Toddlers Bite

Why Toddlers Hit or Bite Peers

Why Preschoolers Show Aggression

An In-the-Moment Response Sequence

What Not to Do When Responding to Aggression

Preventing Aggressive Incidents

Communicating with Families About Incidents

Practice Quiz

Quiz: Understanding Aggressive Behavior

Answer: Understanding Aggressive Behavior

Quiz: Why Young Toddlers Bite

Answer: Why Young Toddlers Bite

Quiz: Why Toddlers Hit Peers

Answer: Why Toddlers Hit Peers

Quiz: In-the-Moment Response

Answer: In-the-Moment Response

Quiz: What Not to Do

Answer: What Not to Do

Quiz: Preventing Aggressive Incidents

Answer: Preventing Aggressive Incidents

Core lessons and practice quiz on responding to biting, hitting, and aggression, birth to five.

Why young children bite, hit, or show aggression, and how to respond effectively across
infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. .

Responding to Biting, Hitting, and Aggression

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