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<blockquote data-quote="TiredSoul" data-source="post: 484544" data-attributes="member: 3930"><p>HaoZi - yes everything seems to irritate him and frustrate him. He does have some sensory issues but not about how clothes feel or shoes etc. He doesn't like when his little brother eats peanut butter around him, he doesn't like the weird stuff a classmate eats at lunch next to him, he doesn't like cooking smells, he doesn't like the sun shining, he doesn't like being too cold or too warm, he doesn't like how the car makes him feel sometimes, he doesn't like when the weather report is wrong, he doesn't like when he has to try hard to do anything - he wants to get it automatically, he hates being bored - it goes on and on and on. It would be easier to think of what he does like - and I can't think of anything right now. Lol.</p><p></p><p>Malika-</p><p>Habits... you are right. He probably would eventually get over it, but he would replace it with another habit and that habit would interfere with him getting ready. He used to not be able to go to sleep without the tv on. I put an end to that and now we read. But now he won't go to sleep unless I read - and I have to read until he is asleep. So the tv habit was replaced with a reading habit. If for some reason I decide not to read - total MELTDOWN.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TiredSoul, post: 484544, member: 3930"] HaoZi - yes everything seems to irritate him and frustrate him. He does have some sensory issues but not about how clothes feel or shoes etc. He doesn't like when his little brother eats peanut butter around him, he doesn't like the weird stuff a classmate eats at lunch next to him, he doesn't like cooking smells, he doesn't like the sun shining, he doesn't like being too cold or too warm, he doesn't like how the car makes him feel sometimes, he doesn't like when the weather report is wrong, he doesn't like when he has to try hard to do anything - he wants to get it automatically, he hates being bored - it goes on and on and on. It would be easier to think of what he does like - and I can't think of anything right now. Lol. Malika- Habits... you are right. He probably would eventually get over it, but he would replace it with another habit and that habit would interfere with him getting ready. He used to not be able to go to sleep without the tv on. I put an end to that and now we read. But now he won't go to sleep unless I read - and I have to read until he is asleep. So the tv habit was replaced with a reading habit. If for some reason I decide not to read - total MELTDOWN. [/QUOTE]
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