Guest guest Posted July 26, 2010 Report Share Posted July 26, 2010 Yes, I'm having a LOVELY dose of insomnia, but while I'm up I have a client whose struggles keep running through my head.This is a young boy (4 yo) who has speech issues and doesn't eat/drink without a LOT of persuasion. Mom has even tried bribing with sweet drinks and it doesn't make a significant difference. We are already working Babkin Palmomental with him (he has speech issues). However, I was thinking that it is so innate to want to satisfy hunger and thirst, yet this child does not have that working for him. Is there a particular reflex that is tied to that need for satiation? Thanks so much for your thoughts!Sincerely,-- Donna BatemanNeurodevelopmental Specialistwww.parentswithpurpose.com Check out my blog: www.parentswithpurpose.blog.comNatural Moms Talk Radio Interview Podcast: http://is.gd/4WwibMom to 25, Katy Kartchner 23 (just married) , Preston 21 (serving a full-time mission in Mendoza, Argentina), Annie 19, Kent 17, Callie 14 (cured from dyslexia), Carson 12, Dawson 10 (brain injured--was severe now mild!) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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