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I always listen to Soundscapes as a way of going to sleep. I have it on throughout the night, mainly because I love music. I also have a weighted blanket that I love. Another suggestion to use would be the brushing protocol, and maybe even adding a swing to the bedtime routine. Or even a rocking chair. If the child is small enough, you could hold them on your lap and gently rock back and forth in the chair. Some children love that vestibular input from swinging or rocking.
Can’t wait to try this tomorrow night. Was a rough night for my wife and I tonight dealing with our 3 year old daughter. Do you have a video or podcast on how to get them to eat? Our daughter struggles with eating soooo much and puts it off until riiiight before bed: after/during her bedtime sensory crave, she says she’s hungry. And if she’s acting up not wanting to sleep, getting up every 5 seconds etc, do you recommend getting her out of bed and doing some of the activities in the video so she can get her fill?
Glad this video was helpful! Here's another video all about meeting the sensory threshold - ruclips.net/video/S4KvdHTkaoQ/видео.htmlsi=WQhkSl4lCVAa_84n And we have more content on feeding as well!
Hi! Curious what else you added to the bowl of bubbles and dish soap? It looked like maybe an essential oil? Thanks for the video, excited to try some of these.
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I always listen to Soundscapes as a way of going to sleep. I have it on throughout the night, mainly because I love music. I also have a weighted blanket that I love. Another suggestion to use would be the brushing protocol, and maybe even adding a swing to the bedtime routine. Or even a rocking chair. If the child is small enough, you could hold them on your lap and gently rock back and forth in the chair. Some children love that vestibular input from swinging or rocking.
The swinging and rocking is a GREAT idea!!!!
@@HarklaFamily the rocking can also be another way of bonding with your child.
Can’t wait to try this tomorrow night. Was a rough night for my wife and I tonight dealing with our 3 year old daughter. Do you have a video or podcast on how to get them to eat? Our daughter struggles with eating soooo much and puts it off until riiiight before bed: after/during her bedtime sensory crave, she says she’s hungry.
And if she’s acting up not wanting to sleep, getting up every 5 seconds etc, do you recommend getting her out of bed and doing some of the activities in the video so she can get her fill?
Glad this video was helpful!
Here's another video all about meeting the sensory threshold - ruclips.net/video/S4KvdHTkaoQ/видео.htmlsi=WQhkSl4lCVAa_84n
And we have more content on feeding as well!
Hi! Curious what else you added to the bowl of bubbles and dish soap? It looked like maybe an essential oil? Thanks for the video, excited to try some of these.
We do love adding a drop of essential oils to add a fun scent to the activity!