Re: Upside-down TV watching

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My 4yr old has done this many of times - apparently it's a sensory issue.

I will look it up in one of my books for you and get back to you.

To: mb12 valtrex From: mkaley3@...Date: Mon, 8 Dec 2008 15:39:03 +0000Subject: Upside-down TV watching

I don't know why, but my son likes to watch TV upside down. He used tosit backwards and lean his head back, but now he stands up with hisback to the TV, and arches back to look.I generally pause/turn off the TV to get him to stop, since he fallsand hurts himself sometimes...He does it more often during hisfavorite parts of his favorite shows or when they run credits at the end.Does anyone have experience with this or feedback as to why he isdoing it? Messenger wants to send you on a trip. Enter today.

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Thank you!

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> My 4yr old has done this many of times - apparently it's a sensory

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> I don't know why, but my son likes to watch TV upside down. He used

tosit backwards and lean his head back, but now he stands up with

hisback to the TV, and arches back to look.I generally pause/turn off

the TV to get him to stop, since he fallsand hurts himself

sometimes...He does it more often during hisfavorite parts of his

favorite shows or when they run credits at the end.Does anyone have

experience with this or feedback as to why he isdoing it?

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this would mean yeast in my son, and sensory stuff would help meanwhile while trying to get it down like trampoline

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Upside-down TV watching

I don't know why, but my son likes to watch TV upside down. He used tosit backwards and lean his head back, but now he stands up with hisback to the TV, and arches back to look.I generally pause/turn off the TV to get him to stop, since he fallsand hurts himself sometimes...He does it more often during hisfavorite parts of his favorite shows or when they run credits at the end.Does anyone have experience with this or feedback as to why he isdoing it?

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Upside down stuff (and a lot of sensory issues) tends to be caused by

yeast, in my kids.

Sheri

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> I don't know why, but my son likes to watch TV upside down. He used to

> sit backwards and lean his head back, but now he stands up with his

> back to the TV, and arches back to look.

>

> I generally pause/turn off the TV to get him to stop, since he falls

> and hurts himself sometimes...He does it more often during his

> favorite parts of his favorite shows or when they run credits at the

end.

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> Does anyone have experience with this or feedback as to why he is

> doing it?