She has saved up the money by herself.
She doesn't want a DVD a toy, sweets or anything else I can think of to tempt her with instead.
She has some chewy sensory toys but they aren't the same apparently.
She is asking me several times a day to take her to buy them. She isn't going to give up and is getting more and more fixated on the idea.
Her anxiety levels are sky high at the moment to the point where I have today withdrawn her from school for the rest of the term with the blessing of the EWO and the GP.
I don't want to encourage her to regress but I don't feel right preventing her from doing something she feels so strongly about and which is so harmless.
She doesn't do baby talk or pretend to be a baby in any other way.
She thinks it would help her to sleep which is a big issue as she is often away until the small hours.
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