Need help with my wife's biting stim

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When the cat scratches her eyes out, that should help her stop.

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LMAO!! ! I just had this conversation with a girl I work with. We were walking through a thrift store and she commented that all the Barbie feet looked mangled!! My response was "You mean, you didn't chew Barbie's feet as a kid????" I thought Barbie feet felt good to chew on, something about the rubbery material they're made of. ~

Last edited by sbwilson on 04 Mar 2009, 2:08 pm, edited 1 time in total.

^Oh yeah! I loved barbie feet! I chew almost anything plastic and some additional things. I actually used to chew the tabs off of soda cans until they were a tiny little ball of crushed aluminum.

I'm a biter. I usually would not cause pain to an animal though!!
I've bit my puppy hard a couple of times when he is getting too rough to show him that he hurts people.

But usually I just bite people.

Last edited by mitharatowen on 04 Mar 2009, 2:06 pm, edited 1 time in total.

oh dear...another biter.
i am a bit of a biter, though to date, the cat's neck is safe.
if the cat screams, something has to be done.
a bite-toy sounds like the solution.

Maybe you should tell her to find another stim to do or find something of her own to bite. Maybe buy her a stuff animal such as a cat and have her bite that because it doesn't have feelings.