AngelaVA
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RE: Parents, how much do you tell other people about your kid's SPD?
Ashlee I would try sitting on an exercise ball to bounce him, it will save his back and when he's older you can use it for Sensory Integration Activities. I don't mean to discourage you but in a few months the normal developmental sleep issues with becoming a toddler are going to meet up with his SPD and he's going to need that bouncing more than ever. I am wondering if swaddling him would be a little safer than a weighted blanked at his young age.
We are GFCF and soy free as well that has actually been the #1 most helpful thing for us.
I hate that your mom and your sister are being that way. I think somehow it's easier for extended family to believe you have parenting issues you need to correct then it is that their grandchild/nephew/ may have something 'wrong' with them.
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07-29-2011, 01:40 PM |
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