Re: Pushing head into face.

[Guest guest]

Pushing, not rubbing right? Pushing=inflammation, rubbing=yeast, in my

experience. Pay close attention to diet, something in his diet may cause it and

increase antioxidants and magnesium.

Liz

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> My grandson has just started to push his head hard into our chests and face.Is

good natured and happy but likes to do this quite often.

> What could be causing this?

> Could anyone give us any suggestions?

> Thanks

> Joyce.

>

[Guest guest]

I teach special ed. I could name about 20 kids I have worked with who push

against their foreheads and/or chin. My own son used to grab anyone's arm and

try to bury his forehead in their upper arm. He would do it when frustrated or

overstimulated, but it was not aggression.

I have worked with asperger kids who know better than to do that because it will

be seen as weird or aggressive, but they say things like, " my head is goinmg to

explode " .

None of this answers your question, but I wanted to comment that it is a commom

occurance. I guess we need to hear from some high functioning adults to find

outr what they are feeling. Headache? Euphoria?

>

> My grandson has just started to push his head hard into our chests and face.Is

good natured and happy but likes to do this quite often.

> What could be causing this?

> Could anyone give us any suggestions?

> Thanks

> Joyce.

>

[Guest guest]

Headaches? Has he had an MRI? We did. Chari I Malformation.

Decompression surgery in NYC. Headaches relieved.

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From: S <iferstevens@...>

Sent: Wed, January 13, 2010 6:49:22 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Pushing head into face.

I teach special ed. I could name about 20 kids I have worked with who push

against their foreheads and/or chin. My own son used to grab anyone's arm and

try to bury his forehead in their upper arm. He would do it when frustrated or

overstimulated, but it was not aggression.

I have worked with asperger kids who know better than to do that because it will

be seen as weird or aggressive, but they say things like, " my head is goinmg to

explode " .

None of this answers your question, but I wanted to comment that it is a commom

occurance. I guess we need to hear from some high functioning adults to find

outr what they are feeling. Headache? Euphoria?

>

> My grandson has just started to push his head hard into our chests and face.Is

good natured and happy but likes to do this quite often.

> What could be causing this?

> Could anyone give us any suggestions?

> Thanks

> Joyce.

>

[Guest guest]

A lot of the kids on these lists seem to do this. I came across a vet's

website least week by chance that talked a lot about 'head pressing' in

animals...pressing head against walls. If that's any comparison, you may

be interested to know that the animals had high blood lead levels and

the head pressing was attributed to lead-induced encephalopathy.

My daughter used to pressing her head hard against my chest and also

stood on her head a lot. She said it helped her head:-((

stemcellsugars3 schrieb:

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> My grandson has just started to push his head hard into our chests and

> face.Is good natured and happy but likes to do this quite often.

> What could be causing this?

> Could anyone give us any suggestions?

> Thanks

> Joyce.

>

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