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How to reduce flapping…
Most of the children with Autism and developmental delays may enjoy flapping and tapping hands or watching fingers. These activities increase when they are excited. This is called “Stimming”, it is way of calming the arousal system. Stimming may increase … Continue reading
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Dyspraxia
Praxis term means “action on will”, in lay man terminology “voluntary action”. We all human being plan before we act. We plan to act differently in same situation depending on the environment. But, most of the children with developmental delay … Continue reading
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5 Sensory activities for children with tactile hypersensitivity
Kitchen time: The best functional and tactile stimulation place is the kitchen. Let him feel the vegetables and fruits. Once, he is comfortable, ask him to help in peeling, washing different vegetables and grain. If the child is asked to help on the … Continue reading
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Sharing touch…
Touch sensation is one of the most developed sensation. It transmits the fear, love, pain and relaxation etc. But, to interpret the touch, brain needs to process the sensation and provide a physical output. Many a times the children with … Continue reading
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