Good morning and happy weekend!
Hearing rumblings of essential oils benefitting children with extra needs? Can anyone share their success and be specific about what oils, how to use them and what benefits are they getting in what ways for their kiddos!?
Thanks in advance!
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'Lavender', the Best one to Calm an ASD Individual.
Does your child have trouble sleeping? Afraid of the dark? Scary Monsters in their Closet or under their bed?
Solution: Make 'Monster Spray'
-INGREDIENTS:
-Spray bottle (Dollar Store)
-Fabric Softener or Skin Lotion
-Baking Soda
-Essential Oils Lavender
DIRECTIONS:
Add water to Spray bottle up to the 3/4's mark. Add Fabric Softener or Skin Lotion and Shake well. Add 2 Tablespoons of Baking Soda and Shake Well Again. then add Essential Oils Lavender and Shake for 2 minutes. Make a Label 'Monster Spray' and apply.
APPLICATION:
While the child is Playing or at School, Spray their bed.
When the child is Home and before they go to bed, have them spray their Closet, Under their bed and where ever else they feel 'Monsters' come from.
That will give them power over their fear and security in their sleep.
I agree with lavender I also use hemp oil in the tub before bed very soothing great for the skin has done wonders for my daughter
Just finding all of these now!!!!
I havnt been the best at navigating the MAT site especially the change a few weeks back!
You guys 😻😻😻😻😻😻
Thanks sooooo much!!
Im getting my own monster spray made up asap @A MyAutismTeam Member
Thank you to all of you!
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K.
I have used with my son cedarwood, lavender, and one called peace and calming (great stuff for meltdowns) and those 3 help him sleep 10-11 hours each night. (He used to sleep only 4-5 hours, tops).
Also, 3 months ago, I started a protocol called reconnect, which is basically using 4 oils, reconnect, sleepyize, and geeniuse (i don't use this last one)... and I have seen a lot of positive changes. Like he is a totally different child. My son is 4.5 y.o, mild/moderate ASD and also has hypotonic cerebral palsy due to a perinatal stroke.
Great ideas.