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Mother to a six year old boy with Autism.
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mother to two children with Asperger's and sensory issues.
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mother of two girls with complex 1 mitochondrial disease
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Mother to a 2 year old boy born with gastroschisis & brain damage
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mother of a three year old boy with cerebral palsy, hydrocephalus and low vision.
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mother to a 4 yr old with PVL,CP,CVI,SD and a 3 yr old with FAE & SID
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4 comments:
ah, yes the winter time is hard. I haven't found anything that works really great. I am excited for what others might post.
A mini trampoline is a MUST! My sister borrowed mine and the springs broke so I have to get another one.
We have an Airwalker swing that we put up in the Living Room when Marshall needs to calm down. We drilled a hole in the ceiling and screwed a big eye bolt in. That swing has been so good for him! I also try to do obstacle courses, making sure he crawls around a lot. My OT, Adrianne says that the more crawling he does, the better Proprioceptive input he gets, which is what he totally craves. I'm hoping to get a few tunnels from IKEA and another swing that he can sit inside and it's got a blow up pillow for him to sit on. It's hard to explain. I didn't see it in their online catalog but I've seen it there before. Swings are SO HELPFUL! Also, walking on his hands (I hold his feet) or going downstairs head first are also good. Adrianne sets up awesome obstacle courses for him. When I know my downstairs neighbors are not home, I'll let him jump off the couch. I can't say enough about climbing. It helps so much! I'm also trying to get back in the habit of doing The Listening Program. We went outside in the snow just the other day and he rode his trike all around. He didn't care that it was cold! :) Just a few things I've learned.
yay! I need good ideas too. We do all the average stuff: play dough, coloring, legos, storytime, blanket forts, etc. And the big bad: TV! we do way too much TV.
I do have a great recipe for making play dough out of kool aid though, if anyone wants it. It smells really nice, and it's edible. (just in case)
I'd love your recipe.
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