Aa
diagnose this child
constant questions and chatter, continious movement, fear of choking, fear of vomitting, decreasing concentration
Hm. My son has sensory issues and gagging/choking are a real concern of his. As a tiny toddler/baby switching to solid food---- he did indeed choke and gag on food quite a bit and it created a fear for him. He had trouble chewing which caused the gagging and choking issue.
Is that the kind of thing you are speaking of?
My son was/is constant motion as well. He is what they call a sensory seeker and bumps into things and actually craves movement for her nervous system to feel right.
So, no one can diagnose your child here but maybe can give you some ideas to look into. Of course, it could all be normal too.
More information would be helpful!
Is that the kind of thing you are speaking of?
My son was/is constant motion as well. He is what they call a sensory seeker and bumps into things and actually craves movement for her nervous system to feel right.
So, no one can diagnose your child here but maybe can give you some ideas to look into. Of course, it could all be normal too.
More information would be helpful!
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Very important questions by margy. I would add - are any of these also problems at school?
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