toddlers that will be playing and in a second stop and go into a blank staring for seconds and not respond?
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Yes could be petty Mal seizures a mild form of epilepsy
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Teletubbies, disturbing?  Yes, until I read your comments.  Now, I would prefer that my two year old play in oncoming traffic, during a lightening storm, with a whole herd of Teletubbies before hooking up with someone like you someday.\nLMAO  Just kidding...You sre my kind of weird.
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Try writing a social story.  Carol Gray's website is very helpful for this.  Clearly identify when and why you have to wait.  This really works for kids who can comprehend the verbal and/or written story. \n\nIf they are lower functioning, use a picture schedule or pair a "wait" card with the action of waiting.  You might really have to practice this in various settings before generalization will occur.  \n\nAnother thing I have tried is giving a "stim" item to take the pressure off of waiting.  Often these kids don't have a clear concept of going from one place to another due to unfamiliarity or excitement.  Think of it as something really uncomfortable for them.  Give him or her something to do while waiting.  This can vary...it can be a koosh ball, a walkman, headphones, jumping jacks...etc.  \n\nRewards can be key as well....try to shape the behavior by rewarding key steps.  \n\nThe key with autism is it might take several trials of unsuccessful strategies until the right one clicks.  Keep good data, provide lots of practice and direct instruction....and don't give up.
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oh snap oh snap oooooooooooooooooooooooo oh snap oh snap oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo when icome to the crib step aside ( SING THIS SONG TO THE BEAST AND IT WILL SCARE THEM AWAY FOR GOOD)
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There is no real IQ test for two year olds.  They are developing rapidly and changing day to day.  \n\nIf you think there is a problem there is a test called the Bayley Scales of Infant Development.  This would have to be administered by a highly skilled person, and is usually done only in cases where developmental delays are expected.  \n\nThe websites I've attached give you several links to developmental checklists, things you can do to check if your two year old is developing at the expected rate.\n\nThe most important thing to remember at that age is that there is a very wide range of what is considered normal and no two chidren are the saem.
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None I want to wait a while before I have any.Congradulations on your child any way,how old they!?But I want either 2 identical twin boys or just 1 boy or 1 girl thats it!
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Infant, toddler, pre-schooler, primary student, secondary student, youth, youngster, young one, little one, baby, kid.
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waitttttttttttttttt stop and don't panick babies get that let it run its course
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Im not sure what exactly you mean but I will try.\nChildren under 10 usually like to play games like hide and seek, tag, or any other simple game that uses alot of energy.
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baby girl, slow down. ask the question
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He may be just going through "the terrible twos" (which actually last through the threes sometimes).  All my three kids were difficult at this age.  My first son had a tantrum, stiffened up like a board and fell backwards in the store, wacking his head on the floor hard!  He lived, we survived... barely.  Next time you take him to the doctor(and if he's like my kids, it probably will be soon), talk to the  pediatrician about it.  I'm afraid that too many kids are labled ADD and it may just end up being a stage of life the is difficult for the kids and parents.  Like Bill Cosby said, it's a good thing they are cute.
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Me! No J/K, my 3feet two year old! J/K, not really. Yours is funny!
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a small toddler...they are so cute
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Hi: The only thing I can think of is they are there to play with when the child gets bored. They are really fun to fiddle with. Ken
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LOL! Is he looking to start a career? haha My 2 year old yells "SMOOSH" and stomps on any bug she sees! Then looks at everyone watching waiting for praise! Kids.... you have to love them. :)
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Get help!  Aside from having an assistant, I have found if you can get them on a similar schedule it helps.  At feeding time, the toddlers that can feed themselves can be put in hi chairs with either their food or something simple like crackers while you give a baby a bottle or cereal, etc.\n\nThose babies that can hold their own bottle can be set down near you and handed their bottles while you help one that needs the help.\n\nAround nap time dim the lights and put on soft music and lay the children in their beds or cribs, etc.  A fussy baby can always go in a swing.\nThe toddlers that want to stand up in their beds but aren't making any noise, etc, leave alone and concentrate on the fussiest children - rub their backs, give bottles, paccies, blankets, etc (whatever they usually get at nap time). Once you get the fussy ones quiet, even if they are just laying quietly, work on the ones that you know need a nap but don't want to lay down. either leave them alone and eventually they will lay themselves down (I know some that do this) or encourage them to lay down and explain all the babies are sleeping and they need to lay quietly, Once you get them to lay quietly, they will usually drift off to sleep on their own.\n\nAs for organization - keep a chart up on each child and mark times of diaper changes and feedings.  (If parents need to know keep track of bms and how much the baby ate).\n\nKeep a rubber maid container, like a filing box for each child, label it with their names. In the containers keep a change of clothes, emergency supply of diapers, etc.  Let the parents be the ones to bring in the items for their containers. Store the containers in the cribs when no one is using it and then under the crib during nap time.\n\nWell thats it off the top of my head, I bet others have some ideas as well.
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My two year old having a flaming temper tantrum!