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Explosive Child book or should I say Implosive Child book?
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<blockquote data-quote="totoro" data-source="post: 237190" data-attributes="member: 3155"><p>You know my little one N is not explosive at all. She has really bad sensory issues and anxiety.</p><p>We still use these approaches when appropriate for her. If her anxiety is getting the best of her and crippling her, I will *basket C* something. If her sensory issues are causing her to FREAK OUT! I will Basket C it. Like a movie or going somewhere public, or an event. It is just too much stimulation for her and too overwhelming. </p><p>So the Baskets work in many situations, not just for explosions. </p><p>Glad you found this out and you can use the book. </p><p>Actually the book works better for my non-explosive child.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="totoro, post: 237190, member: 3155"] You know my little one N is not explosive at all. She has really bad sensory issues and anxiety. We still use these approaches when appropriate for her. If her anxiety is getting the best of her and crippling her, I will *basket C* something. If her sensory issues are causing her to FREAK OUT! I will Basket C it. Like a movie or going somewhere public, or an event. It is just too much stimulation for her and too overwhelming. So the Baskets work in many situations, not just for explosions. Glad you found this out and you can use the book. Actually the book works better for my non-explosive child. [/QUOTE]
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