Re: Nutriiveda sensory issues and antibiotics

[Guest guest]

That would make Tanner what they call an " under-responsive " sensory kid.

I have Aiden-- who's OVER-responsive

I have Asher--who's Sensory-seeking

and I have Asa-- who's Under-responsive.

All 5 boys have SID/SPD unfortunately--it seems to be a " family thing "

that I see also in my husband, and his parents etc.

Anyhoo-- I always think it's interesting how I couldn't get them all the

SAME sensory types to make things easier-- noooo LOL I had to get ALL

KINDS of sensory kids!

woo hoo

Bek

In a message dated 3/19/2010 9:14:02 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

kiddietalk@... writes:

Tanner's sensory issues are that he can somehow know something is hurt

-but he doesn't feel pain like others. Yes Tanner has sensory integration

dysfunction -same child used to say " ow " and flinch in pain if you tickled him

or patted his head.

[Guest guest]

Becky how do you even know when someone is really hurt in your home??? You poor

thing!

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