Driving me crazy!

That will eventually reduce over time and especially after she’s Spayed… The best thing you can do at the moment is redirect the biting.. If you can have one of her string toys at had in the most troublesome areas and as soon as she starts the unwanted behaviors distract her if you do this religiously she’ll eventually learn she’ll get satisfaction from the toy and not your toes 🙂

I agree with Buttons and Jean, it just takes lots of patience and diversion to something else besides your skin. They will eventually get it, but each kitten is different and some just take more time. Try rubbing some catnip on the scratching post and taking her paws and rub them on the post so she gets the idea. Sometimes they will climb up a chair or couch (afterall, what are claws for?) but once they are bigger they jump up and lose the desire to use claws for that purpose. I have moved the kitten away if they are almost in a frenzy of play biting to being off by themselves, almost like a kitty time-out and they don’t like it but when they find you again they have lost some of that kitten energy. Patience is the key here, they do outgrow the chewy, bitey stage. Also, their gums may hurt or itch too, like human babies and they don’t know how to relieve it.

you can aslo try to divert her attention with catnip and toys. cats love wand toys alot. you can also try balls and stuff, but wand toys honestly usually get their attention most. 🙂

try playing with balls when she wants to scratch at you.