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My son does the taking a drink thing from a cup and then spits it in the

floor. He has sensory issues. Also he has oral sensitivities. Good luck,

for his soy milk, I can still only get him to drink it from a bottle, he is 3

1/2, everything else he will drink from a sippy cup or a regular cup. He

loves to use a straw also. CASSIE

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In a message dated 04/30/2001 11:00:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

dokolegends@... writes:

> Anyway, now I understand that he has SID, and we are working on his oral

> tactile issues. He still won't drink from the cup yet, but he will pretend

> that he's going to, and then spits the liquid onto the floor and laughs.

> Does your child have SID that you're aware of?

>

> Kristy

>

>

My son does have SID and per his OT we're leaving him status quo for now..

She says that with all the therapy and testing and such that he's going

through, it's become like a security blanket for him.. That he likes the

sensory input he gets from it and it's comfortable for him.. ANd that if it

were something like a binky or a fav. teddy bear, we wouldn't pull him off it

cold turkey anyway, we'd wean him off it. So that's what we're doing.. We're

working on getting him to drink from straws first, once we're there, we'll

move on to sippy cups and then regular cups.. But to take him off it all at

once and just say " tough luck, kid.. there's the cup.. drink " is too harsh

for him, in both our opinions... is a very strong willed child, on

top of being non-verbal, autistic, and hearing impaired.. Makes for a very

challenging child to try to break of habits, but we're working on it.

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~~~~~and~~~~~~

(3/26/99)

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In a message dated 05/01/2001 1:02:41 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

forliberty@... writes:

> I think it was more of an issue of routine/sameness that caused

> my son to resist the changes.

>

I believe that it is a matter of sameness for him..He gets so particular that

it has to be a CERTAIN type bottle with a CERTAIN type nipple.. He'll reject

anything else given to him, handing it back to me or throwing it on the

floor. isn't a matter of he *can't* do it.. He'll steal his sister's

sippy cup full of coke in a heartbeat and drink it down.. it's that he

*won't* do it if *I* give it to him.. If *I* want him to, forget it... He's

more than capable of doing it, he just refuses.

We also had the oral defensiveness/tactile sensory issues, but when I first

introduced the straw he resisted until I

> only offered water (which he doesn't like) in the sippy cup and put his

> favorite drink in the cup with the straw.

I've tried this.. didn't work in our situation at the time, but perhaps

another go might be worth a try..

Married to Dan

Mom to:

Dana (3/4/98)

36 week preemie, now a spirited 3 y/o

~~~~~and~~~~~~

(3/26/99)

33 week preemie, now a 2 y.o. growing boy!

Hearing impaired/mild autism

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In a message dated 4/30/01 7:59:33 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

dokolegends@... writes:

> He has went over 24 hours

> with no liquid I finally give in worrying about dehydration and give him a

> bottle

We have a friend with an autistic 3 year old who refused to drink any thing

at all when they first went GFCF. She gave her lots of " wet " fruit and

checked with the Dr. for the two weeks it took. No dehydration...she was

getting enough liquid in fruits and other foods. Now she's drinking juice and

rice milk and eating a variety of foods. Maybe you can weather it without any

real drinking...

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Just to jump in on this discussion, my son is 6 now, but I remember that he

had the same issues when going from the sippy cup to a cup with a straw when

he was about 4 (he never had a bottle so we didn't have that problem). Now

that he is a little older and we've survived the transition, I can say that

in our case, I think it was more of an issue of routine/sameness that caused

my son to resist the changes. We also had the oral defensiveness/tactile

sensory issues, but when I first introduced the straw he resisted until I

only offered water (which he doesn't like) in the sippy cup and put his

favorite drink in the cup with the straw. I think that the reason his

" protest " only lasted about an hour was because I left him in control. I

didn't make it a power struggle. Both cups were there and HE could choose

which one he wanted to drink. But then again, who knows?? Maybe I just got

lucky. I also would have given in if he went a whole day without drinking.

Good luck,

Liberty

bottles only ma!!!

> ,

> Finally I find someone who's having the same problem as me! My

son Dominic is 45 months old.....yes...almost 4, and is still bottle only so

far. He pulled the same thing as your child, not drinking for the entire

day. I'm like, " If you want to drink, your cup will be right here. " By the

end of the day I was so worried that he was going to dehydrate, that I was

trying to get him to drink from the bottle and he wouldn't!! He was

probably thinking.... " I'll show her!! " Of course he took the bottle later,

after he made me sweat it out for a while!!

> Anyway, now I understand that he has SID, and we are working on his oral

tactile issues. He still won't drink from the cup yet, but he will pretend

that he's going to, and then spits the liquid onto the floor and laughs.

Does your child have SID that you're aware of?

>

> Kristy

>

> **********************************************************************

>

>

> , have you had any luck with the bottle issue? I have a 32 month

old

> who REFUSES to drink when I take away the bottle. He has went over 24

hours

> with no liquid I finally give in worrying about dehydration and give him a

> bottle.I think its one of his routine issues, liquid comes from a bottle,

in

> his mind end of story. If you do have any ideas let me know please. F

>

>

>

>

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Yes he does,and funny but the olny time he will take a sip from a cup he

also spits on the floor, I did not think he had any oral tactile issues but

maybe that is why he is hanging on to the ba. all of his other sensory

issues are much better with gf/cf. F

bottles only ma!!!

> ,

> Finally I find someone who's having the same problem as me! My

son Dominic is 45 months old.....yes...almost 4, and is still bottle only so

far. He pulled the same thing as your child, not drinking for the entire

day. I'm like, " If you want to drink, your cup will be right here. " By the

end of the day I was so worried that he was going to dehydrate, that I was

trying to get him to drink from the bottle and he wouldn't!! He was

probably thinking.... " I'll show her!! " Of course he took the bottle later,

after he made me sweat it out for a while!!

> Anyway, now I understand that he has SID, and we are working on his oral

tactile issues. He still won't drink from the cup yet, but he will pretend

that he's going to, and then spits the liquid onto the floor and laughs.

Does your child have SID that you're aware of?

>

> Kristy

>

> **********************************************************************

>

>

> , have you had any luck with the bottle issue? I have a 32 month

old

> who REFUSES to drink when I take away the bottle. He has went over 24

hours

> with no liquid I finally give in worrying about dehydration and give him a

> bottle.I think its one of his routine issues, liquid comes from a bottle,

in

> his mind end of story. If you do have any ideas let me know please. F

>

>

>

>

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At Tuesday 5/1/01 08:53 AM, wrote:

>Yes he does,and funny but the olny time he will take a sip from a cup he

>also spits on the floor, I did not think he had any oral tactile issues but

>maybe that is why he is hanging on to the ba. all of his other sensory

>issues are much better with gf/cf.

My son would spill the drink out of the cup when we took the sippy/top part

off of it. We knew he was able to drink from a cup but he resisted for some

time. He still prefers a straw as in his box juices but he also does well

with cups now.

When you mention spitting out this caught my attention. still does

this with food quite often. In some cases he seems to be chewing and

sucking the juice out of a food, then spitting it out. This can happen with

almost anything. Sometimes though he'll just eat it; I don't know how to

predict ahead of time which it'll be.

And sometimes he'll just stuff his mouth with food until it's overloaded,

then spit it all out. Which is much better than if he tried to swallow all

that...

Also wanted to mention that we finally found a GF/CF macaroni that he just

loved, after rejecting the others we've tried. Ancient Harvest Quinoa

Supergrain Pasta, which has corn and quinoa. just loved it, and they

say they're gluten free.

Marty

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Non of my kids had bottles, but all breast fed till they were over three

years old. Makes for a lot of criticism. I believe in a natural setting

these kids would need to suckle till four or more. Cutting them off totally

is too harsh. I agree with .

Lolita

>But to take him off it all at

>once and just say " tough luck, kid.. there's the cup.. drink " is too harsh

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