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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 200983" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>I have learned to watch my child's breathing and HOW he is sitting (sometimes thank you seems to just vibrate in place as he plays with his legos or watches a movie). Not only to keep an eye on the asthma (kids with sensory issues really don't register the tightness in the chest that other kids with asthma do). And then simply give the asthma medication, the brushing, or whatever else with-o even saying "let's do your brushing". I just get the brush and go to him.</p><p> </p><p>Early in Wiz' career in daycare, a woman told me to ALWAYS make my child come to me. NEVER go to him unless he is hurt or ill. I learned that this can be a great recipe for a rage or meltdown. iF it is a matter of getting a prn or other medication into the child, or brushing therapy done, it is just SO much easier to walk over to my child (any of htem). they keep their train of thought, go along with what they need, and we ALL ahve a better evening.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 200983, member: 1233"] I have learned to watch my child's breathing and HOW he is sitting (sometimes thank you seems to just vibrate in place as he plays with his legos or watches a movie). Not only to keep an eye on the asthma (kids with sensory issues really don't register the tightness in the chest that other kids with asthma do). And then simply give the asthma medication, the brushing, or whatever else with-o even saying "let's do your brushing". I just get the brush and go to him. Early in Wiz' career in daycare, a woman told me to ALWAYS make my child come to me. NEVER go to him unless he is hurt or ill. I learned that this can be a great recipe for a rage or meltdown. iF it is a matter of getting a prn or other medication into the child, or brushing therapy done, it is just SO much easier to walk over to my child (any of htem). they keep their train of thought, go along with what they need, and we ALL ahve a better evening. [/QUOTE]
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