Grunting ... Was Shrieking

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Whenever my daughter doesn't like something that I have told her or

whenever she gets frustrated she makes this loud what I call grunt.

She's 4, 5 in October, and PDD-NOD but I think autistic. I'm wondering

if this is the same as shrieking only " different " if that makes any sense

LOL If it is the same, would the same suggestions as for the shrieking

work? Looking forward to some help... Thanks!

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Where she is so young, I imagine it is hard to decide what, if

anything, should be done., It will be interesting to hear responses

for you.

I can say that she is such a little thing,,, hmmmm,,

Maybe talking about the noise, " what is that? " " Are you angry? " " Are

you upset? "

Maybe having her become aware of what she is doing,too, and then

giving her some other behavior to try to replace the loud noise

might help. Then again, maybe she doesn't have that control. As long

as it isn't treated in a negative way, I don't think that talking

about what that noise is she makes, and seeing if she will decide

eventually to do something different might be good?!

Worth a try perhaps?

*smiles*

lisa B

>

> Whenever my daughter doesn't like something that I have told her or

> whenever she gets frustrated she makes this loud what I call

grunt.

> She's 4, 5 in October, and PDD-NOD but I think autistic. I'm

wondering

> if this is the same as shrieking only " different " if that makes

any sense

> LOL If it is the same, would the same suggestions as for the

shrieking

> work? Looking forward to some help... Thanks!

>

>

>

>

> =^..^= Marie

> Make some easy money, the fun way!

> http://www.be-paid.com/pages/index.php?refid=surveys4bmh

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When my now 15 yr son was in 3rd grade he would get so frustrated

with his teacher that he would growl at her? I think he didn't know

what to say so he just growled like a bear. Funny now--not then.

LOL-Dawn

, " advocateforaspies " <advocateforaspies@...> wrote:

>

> Where she is so young, I imagine it is hard to decide what, if

> anything, should be done., It will be interesting to hear

responses

> for you.

> I can say that she is such a little thing,,, hmmmm,,

>

> Maybe talking about the noise, " what is that? " " Are you

angry? " " Are

> you upset? "

>

> Maybe having her become aware of what she is doing,too, and then

> giving her some other behavior to try to replace the loud noise

> might help. Then again, maybe she doesn't have that control. As

long

> as it isn't treated in a negative way, I don't think that talking

> about what that noise is she makes, and seeing if she will decide

> eventually to do something different might be good?!

>

> Worth a try perhaps?

> *smiles*

> lisa B

>

>

> >

> > Whenever my daughter doesn't like something that I have told her

or

> > whenever she gets frustrated she makes this loud what I call

> grunt.

> > She's 4, 5 in October, and PDD-NOD but I think autistic. I'm

> wondering

> > if this is the same as shrieking only " different " if that makes

> any sense

> > LOL If it is the same, would the same suggestions as for the

> shrieking

> > work? Looking forward to some help... Thanks!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > =^..^= Marie

> > Make some easy money, the fun way!

> > http://www.be-paid.com/pages/index.php?refid=surveys4bmh

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My boy " growls " at me when he doesn't get his way; I hate it.

Sometimes foam comes out of his mouth too!!

>

> Whenever my daughter doesn't like something that I have told her or

> whenever she gets frustrated she makes this loud what I call

grunt.

> She's 4, 5 in October, and PDD-NOD but I think autistic. I'm

wondering

> if this is the same as shrieking only " different " if that makes

any sense

> LOL If it is the same, would the same suggestions as for the

shrieking

> work? Looking forward to some help... Thanks!

>

>

>

>

> =^..^= Marie

> Make some easy money, the fun way!

> http://www.be-paid.com/pages/index.php?refid=surveys4bmh

> http://www.cassandrasclicks.com/pages/index.php?refid=surveys4bmh

> I HAVE been paid by both! No joke!

>

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>

>

>

>

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three of my kids growl and grunt also. my husband gets

so angry when they do that; he thinks its so

disrespectful.

i really think that they are so overcome they cannot

process well enough to get their words out.

at least they arent swearing, is how i look at it. not

yet, anyway.

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