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Definitely a dominance thing.....and beak should never be near your eyes. Even if they are soo sweet, it only takes a blink of the eye if they decide to 'taste' that shiney thing<shudders> I might be a bit sensitive about that as we has a cockatiel that nipped my sons eye, eyeball was OK but...

No, first two fingers and thumb tips together for a 'beak' to peck with. :gig Letting them climb on you may not be helping their propensity to peck you.

Yes, peck her back! Have had this happen several times, mostly with hand fed chicks often as they come of age and get spunky. It's pretty easily curbed with calm and deliberate determination. I peck them back, on the head or anywhere I can reach, with the tips of thumb and first 2 fingers, as...