Guest guest Posted January 21, 2008 Report Share Posted January 21, 2008 Hi, My 4.5 yr old son with ASD cannot stand the cries/cooing/babbling or for the matter, any sounds that his 9 month old baby brother makes. I know a small part of it is behavioral, but I think he does have issues with sounds. He is visibily very upset and tantrums even if he hears any kid/baby screams when we take him outside eg: the grocery store. It is impossible to have them both together in the same room without his meltdowns. (If the baby is quiet, he is quite loving to his baby brother). I am wondering if anyone has experienced something like this and any suggestions to make him overcome his sound sensitivity. When I was searching on the web, I saw a technique called sensory learning. I was wondering if anyone has experience with that. Also, if there are nny biomedical interventions that might help with this issue, please let me know. he is already on enzymes, codliver oil, mb-12 shots, folinic acid, methylfolate, zinc, probiotics, vit C, calcium. He has made huge gains with antifungal treamtent but it has not helped with sound issues at all. It will make life so much more maneageable if only they could be in the vicinity of each other. Thanks very much Rohini Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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