My ds is 4 and suspected ASD. He's partially verbal and prone to headbanging.
We have days where absolutely everything is wrong. All the things I say cause headbanging. On these days he also seems to seek out things that don't work and repeats the behaviour until he gets so frustrated he has a meltdown or headbangs. It's worse if I try and encourage him to try something else or take the toy away.
I've currently given in to Spongebob and an ice lolly!
I suppose what I'm trying to ask is does anyone give in to things just to regain some peace on days like this? Or any other tips to stem the repetitive behaviour that causes the meltdowns?
Thank you!
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What do you do on days where everything is wrong?
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livpotter · 01/10/2017 11:46
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