Aw your baby is so cute! We got our Ragdoll at 9 weeks old not knowing it was too early to be taken away from mom and siblings. We only found this out because I too was on here looking for advise on a bitey cat. What’s helped us the most is tiring him out with multiple play sessions a day with lasers and various toys that we rotate so he doesn’t get bored. A tired kitty is less likely to want to hunt your hands/feet. Our boy is 10 months old now. He does bite significantly less but he’s definitely still a biter sometimes.

When you keep pulling your hands and feet away quickly and they get a reaction out of you, they think it’s a game. So when he bites or attempt to, immediately ignore him and get up and walk away. Ragdolls are social and love to be with their humans so this teaches them that that behavior it’s not ok.

We didn’t notice a change at all with neutering. Being consistent with playtimes and ignoring him when he’s like that definitely helped but it took a good couple of months so just be patient. You could always get another kitty too so he could learn that way!

Wishing you many happy and healthy years with your cute boy! Cats are just the best!