Re: My cloths don't fit

[Guest guest]

is he that way with certain clothes? Maybe he's sensitive to tags or snaps or

polyester or something.

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> In the mornings my son will end up on the floor screaming my cloths don't fit.

We think it is related to his sleep or diet. We have tried Valerian to help him

sleep better but some days are terrible and other days he is perfect.

> Anybody that can help?

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[Guest guest]

Try keeping a list of the clothes he does it with and see if the same items pop

up.

You could also list the foods eaten in the last 24 hours whenever it occurs to

see if it is related to some food sensitivity. Remember liquids for this also.

Is it related to sleep, nightmares, or tension in the home or at school. My son

gets really strange if my husband and I argue and he'll refuse food, panic when

the toy doesn't act right, etc.

Since it's not every morning, I think it might be related to something other

than just getting dressed. Like his tummy hurts and the process of getting

dressed makes it worse, or it's the underwear or shirt that's uncomfortable and

it makes him dread having any clothes on.

Keep a list of as many variables as you can on the mornings he's like this,

relive the night before, the meals, list the clothing reacted to. Something

will pop up as a trigger.

Liralen

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> It was that way with all his cloths this morning. After 30 minutes we finally

were able to get him dressed and to school. Could this be anxiety? Sensory?

We need help!

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> is he that way with certain clothes? Maybe he's sensitive to tags or snaps

or polyester or something.

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