Has anyone any experience with using watchminder?

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Perchkin · 09/12/2013 11:31

I'm trying to come up with something that will help my totally distractable and inattentive DS.

What do people think of this?
watchminder.com/

I thought it might act a reminder to him of the time and what is going to happen next as well as bringing his attention back to the task in hand when ever his mind wanders away (every nanosecond it seems sometimes!)

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Perchkin · 09/12/2013 11:32

Sorry, link here:
watchminder.com/

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PolterGoose · 09/12/2013 12:21

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Perchkin · 09/12/2013 12:34

Thanks for the view polter.

My DS is also very rigid about time. And in fact it has all got a lot worse lately with all his severe anxiety and stress issues (we have melt downs in the morning if he oversleeps at all, because "I'm supposed to wake up at 06:00 and it's 06:10!" cue total meltdown :(. ).

I know I need to get his therapies and sensory diet and all the professionals suggestions implemented at school first and then see what we have left to deal with with DS. I just want to fix as much as I can for him right now!

Will continue to muse over the watchminder for now.

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PolterGoose · 09/12/2013 12:49

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Perchkin · 09/12/2013 13:00

It is indeed. We are walking on eggshells and micromanaging home life at the moment to try and make things less stressful for him.

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