Re: behavior questions and has anyone tried essential oils by young living?

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my son never responded to time-outs either. i had to look at what would be most

painful to him. i take away toys and sometimes i just keep taking until he

listens. if we make it through a shopping trip, etc. without him losing any

toys, when we get home he can choose one to take out again. at first, i didn't

always take a favorite toy - just random. as he started to realize it may be

while till he got something back, i started taking the good stuff.

i have also started having him practice doing something gently or with words

after he does something that hurts someone else.

i would strongly recommend a gluten, casein, soy free diet. then look at other

things to see if any other foods affect him. i am also starting him on Enhansa.

you can get it w/o prescription but w/a prescription, some insurances will pay

for it. the compounding pharmacy Lee Silsby has it. it is a pure form of

curcumin and helps with yeast, inflammation, and immune function in general.

many autistics are having success with that as well as a probiotic from custom

probiotics that is d-lactate free. it seems that as you help a child feel

better, everything improves.

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> Hello

> My son is 4 1/2 years old and has been diagnosed privately with apraxia.