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Has Anyone Used Essentials Oils For Their Child?
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I'm from a more natural-living location, and some of my friends have suggested using essential oils to alleviate some of the issues we face with autism. Below is a snippet from a website dealing with medical use of oils... Has anyone done this, had success with it, or failed miserably with them?? Thank you!

"Note - Since many with ADD/ADHD, asperser's, or autism are highly sensitive to odors and sometime touch do not force the application of oils if it is a negative experience as this will… read more

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Iv just started organic hemp essential oi drop on napr neck forehead feet seems to calm him down especially from jumping all over the bed he just sat down concentrated on his game on tablet and seems… read more

How Can You Teach A Girl With Autism, Who Has No Comunication, Or Speech About Getting Her Period? Oh And She Is NOT Potty Trained!
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That's great.

My 5 Year Old Son With PDD-NOS Often Asks Me "Is This A Dream?". I Am Concerned If He Is Having Issues Understanding Reality Vs Fantasy?
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My 5 year old son often asks me, "Is this a dream?". Do I need to be concerned about this? Is he not understanding reality vs. Fantasy? Could this be a sleep issue? Anyone else have this issue?

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Thank you! We will implement the strategies suggested. I'm looking forward to seeing results.

My Daughter Is 12y.o And We Have Not Been Able To Toilet Train Her, Any Sugestions To Help?
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Daughter will not use the toilet,she will sit there (no results). We have tried bribes(toys, candy, videos)panties, pullups, setting her potty chair in the living room, taking her every hour, but nothing seems to work. she doesn't seem to care that she's wet and she will wait and go in her diaper. Any sugestions?

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My daughter didn't understand what it was that she was supposed to be doing in there. She had no context for words like potty, poopoo, and peepee. Finally, my wife closed the door and personally… read more

How Can I Help Potty Train My 3 Year Old .He Hate Wearing Pull Ups .uses The Floor. Help!!
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My 3 year old grandson has autism and sensory disorder. He is scared of the potty ,refuses to even sit on it. He poops in the floor and hates to wear clothes ,Does anyone have any suggestions ?

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If he is eligible for Head Start, there's help. They are geared towards children with disabilities and even if the family exceeds the income guidelines you should still apply because they give… read more

Toilet Training, And Readiness??
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I feel as though my little one who is 4yo is ready for toilet training. What can you do to help them hold in their pee, until reaching the bathroom? I can't have potties everywhere! although I'm tempted to do just that lol. He has a fear of the toilet, however he is way more open to the idea than his brother who withholds BMs. The little guy is quite conscious of when he has to go, and has held it for up to 10-15min, but only with a huge amount of effort and crying (days where daddy had to go… read more

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My youngest daughter isn't on the spectrum but was terrified of the toilet. When I started the potty training with her I purchased a potty chair and just put it in front of the television. I had her… read more

Swinging Sleep Issues
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Usually my son is very hard to wake in the morning ( takes about a half hour of hard rubbing and talking to him to get him to even open his eyes and sit up) but twice this week he has been up for a while before me, Is it common for sleep issues go from one extreame to the other like this? Any advice for making his and everyone (teachers, classmates, siblings) day without sleep easier?

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yeah my son's sleep varies sometimes he will like wake up several times during the night and be wide awake then others he will sleep thru the night and get up really early like 5am. Sleep issues are… read more

Talisman Transitions
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Has anyone been a part of the Talisman Transitions program in Hendersonville, NC? My son is 20 years old, graduating from community college in the spring 2013, and will transfer to university in the near future. However, we would like to find out more about this program before he ages out of it.

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TinaS: Did you son attend Talisman Transitions? My sister-in-law and I are caregivers for our niece and we are considering the program as well.

Essential Oils
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Hi! I know there are some conversations on here regarding essential oils, but curious of any recent stories and/or progress associated with oils? Thanks!

Visiting Developmental Pediatric?
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Hi
I am very glad to find this group of parents. My son was diagnosed with high functioning autism last week and we are a little confused with what we should do. I made an appointment with gastroenterologist for him. Also are trying to find ABA Therapy for him in San Diego. My question is do we need to visit a Developmental pediatrician too? Is it a good idea to change his primary pediatrician to a dr with Developmental specialty? Any advice that helps us in san diego is very appreciated
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Great job!!! Getting a Pediatric Developmental Specialist is very important with the entire developmental process going forward. I am a nurse in a pediatric office myself where my son attends also… read more