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HaoZi
Guest
One guess who's STILL up and is NOT happy and wants to get on the computer.
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HaoZi
Guest
Instead? It was along the lines of "If you do this, you won't have them the next day." She sulked a while and finally went to bed, overtired again. She'll be fun in the morning.
No. I'd be the same way... like, you've taken away my routine and I want it back now.
Not the "stuff"... the routine.
So. Once the electronics go away... what is the new routine going to be?
A nice bubble bath (oh, sorry, forgot... THAT won't work, will it!)
A bedtime-appropriate snack
A board game
Foot massage?
Something. Anything that you can both agree on. But you have to decide BEFORE tomorrow evening.
Routine. Predicatability.
Not the "stuff"... the routine.
So. Once the electronics go away... what is the new routine going to be?
A nice bubble bath (oh, sorry, forgot... THAT won't work, will it!)
A bedtime-appropriate snack
A board game
Foot massage?
Something. Anything that you can both agree on. But you have to decide BEFORE tomorrow evening.
Routine. Predicatability.
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HaoZi
Guest
Oh! I'll have to think about that. Thanks!
flutterby
Fly away!
I have excessive ear wax. I hate the ear softening drops - they didn't work for me and just made my ears feel sticky. I use warm water and a bulb syringe.
The first time it became an issue, I was 15. I kept telling my mom I couldn't hear but I don't think she believed. Finally, after a couple of months she took me to the doctor and using a syringe and warm water they got peanut size wax out of my ears. All of a sudden I could hear and everything seemed so loud. I could hear my nails click together and when I ran water in the kitchen sink at night it seemed so loud I was afraid I was going to wake my parents.
I have to do the bulb syringe a couple times a year, give or take. When you get wax build up like that, it can also cause tinnitus, which can be really annoying for one with sensory issues.
The first time it became an issue, I was 15. I kept telling my mom I couldn't hear but I don't think she believed. Finally, after a couple of months she took me to the doctor and using a syringe and warm water they got peanut size wax out of my ears. All of a sudden I could hear and everything seemed so loud. I could hear my nails click together and when I ran water in the kitchen sink at night it seemed so loud I was afraid I was going to wake my parents.
I have to do the bulb syringe a couple times a year, give or take. When you get wax build up like that, it can also cause tinnitus, which can be really annoying for one with sensory issues.
