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Just what I was looking for... Thank you so much 😊

Can adults do this as well ?

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As a Dyslexia tutor, I see many retained primitive reflexes in the children I screen and tutor. Is there a correlation shown by research?

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Can you please address feeding solids and sensory issues? My 16m is constantly spitting out food even when its soft like omelette/mashed potatoes. Weve been doing blw since 6m but hes not eating much at all. Primary nutrients still come from formula in bottle

Would this be something some adults struggle with?

My son is 3 and had a bad episode with hard stool and for months now has been refusing to poop , its getting worse and worse each day

Thank you so much ladies. Could you please share some metronome exercises which I can do at home with my child with ADHD

Great content ,I'm a teacher of English in Dubai and I highly appreciate this.Thanks for sharing

what do you recommend for dyslexia and visual tracking difficulties please in adults

I like to explain Executive Function as POSITIVE skills which stands for: Planning, Organization, Self-awareness, Initiation, Time-management, Inhibition, Visualizing outcomes, and Evaluating priorities.

I got one

Are there any tricks for ODD?

What does the wall sit do

My 4 year son hold something always in hand mostly sticker which is back of any t shirts...plz suggest solution

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My son is 8 yrs old..he has adhd symptoms.he never hugs and handshake to his friends.he doesn't want to do heavy work like animal walk or pulling pushing he pinches his face plz suggest something

What age for babies should this be going away?

Recommendation on lbs for ankle weights for a 4yr old?

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Yes.. Gut connection is also kew for me.. Pl explain more about vision causes

Thanks for including non-"sensory" causes of toe walking because it's SO associated with autism and SPD... the gut connection was a new one for me...

No thus wasnt my child, its Meeeee! A whst the doctors at ucla medicalcenter called a stroke, abpiece of a vegitative growth( think internal wart, became brittal & broke Off.)causing what the doctors termed a stroke. I was 29 years old with 3 children 6,4,almost 2 months. Yah, real fun! Well I believe this truggered adhd in me. Before,I think I was borderline,before, loved that hyperfocas, used it toget so much done.now squirrel, bunny,shiny! Huh??? Clutter everywhere,shug,I've always been messy.trying to fugure out hiw to get my exfuntion to work again.😊

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It might be auditory processing disorder that’s what I have

When asking the child to do these do you show them how first or do them with them or do you just describe what to do to see if the do it

How many time and months we can do this

Can I ask where you got those soft floor tiles?

I wish I hadn’t been told not to worry about my baby not crawling! If I could go back in time I would have sought out OT to assist with crawling. She definitely struggles now with writing and certain motor skills and does have retained reflexes.

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Do you have a copy of the visual schedule?

Any reason why you don't mention ARFID? My daughter has that and she is terrifed of fruits mostly. Just curious because it seems very relevant for parents to also consider. I hadn't heard about the disorder until our pediatrician brought it up last year. Thanks!

I have a wierd question. So I have a wierd suspicion that I might… probably…. Ok most likely have sensory issues and especially triggered at school what do I doooooooo!!!! Mostly from lunch and recess because it’s loud And we aren’t allowed to have headphones

Thank you for taking the time to explain all these and for sharing ways to integrate those reflexes.

Not sure what this is however I've just tried and I'm in the clear😅

When I was on the swim team everyone had to do this because it was a part of our workout.

Where can I get these?

I love OTs and OTAs. I love sensory gyms and have been in them as a kid. I had lots of OT, OT, and speech therapy. I am actually in college right now to become an OTA. I want to help inspire kids and show them that things will get better. Great video here. I have a sensory corner in my bedroom and I have fidget toys and things to look at in that corner. My lycra swing and mini-trampoline are elsewhere.

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I have to say I have been bringing my son to OT for 6 years now and the work has always been focused on the problem not necessarily the root of the problem. I just learned about retained primitive reflexes and was so surprised to hear about how much impact it had on daily living/learning. Is this a newer discovery? I reached out to our OT to see if she was familiar with the evaluation process and was so excited to learn that she had taken a training on primitive reflexes and that she will assess for them at our next session. I am hopeful this will now become a part of his treatment plan and we start seeing progress in some of the areas where he may show retention. This seems like something that would be relatively easy for school systems to have as a standard part of their cirriculum for the younger kiddos which could help them tremendously when it comes to children who currently have retentions that can eventually cause larger delays in the future educationally. I am so thankful that I stumbled upon this!

Hlo mam i am from india(punjab).my son is eight years old he has good understanding but he jumps with excitement whenever he is happy he never walks always jumps.plz suggest something

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My sun knows, if he wants many hours on computer' s games,he will than must have even MORE outside,being active..and using simple math exercise : there is not enough time after school...😁Not my fault a day has only 24 h 🥱so he plays online two hours on devices and 3 outdoors.🙃

Another thing I do every day, it’s a strict part of my schedule. I make myself a hot drink, and I go outside on my porch with it, and I listen to a meditation song. It’s called Morning Peace. It fits the mood so well.

Nature is such a great thing. As a spiritual person who is deeply into meditation, I love being outside. I still even swing outside as a full-grown adult. I’m also a musician, so I deeply enjoy going down by the river or other places in nature with a musical instrument, and I play my instrument out in the nature, and sometimes I sing while playing the instrument while the nature is also singing with me.

What you say is testing for the TLR, is in fact the testing of the Landau Reflex

this was helpful. thank you.

Can i do all these activities with my 4. 6 years old on daily bases?