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I think lokmanmama's discussion is quite true.
My daughter is not having any inidividual OT. She just attends the all-round group training (Tue 4-6 pm) at Links. At the first lesson, we were requested to fill in a questionnair on the baby's habits and behaviour for SI assessment. After observing her for two lessons, the OT of that class advised that the sensitivity of the "front " of her brain is below optimum. Sensory Motor (swing/merry-go-round ...) activities can satisfy her intrinsic need for stimulation by motion. If such sense become satisfied, she will feel well-balcanced and relieved and become more patient and attentive. As far as I've learnt from other seminars, if the "front" of the brain is over-sensitive, the kid would scare skaking/turning/falling and height. But sensitivity of the "front" is only one attribute of SI (on which my daughter has some problem) and Sensory Motor seems to be the relevant type of SI training my daughter needs. I can see her enjoys the class at Links very much. Do you think the OT exaggerated the function of Sensory Motor on my girl?
Of course the pst of the class also advised me to make her sit well by household training. So I don't insist that all babies who don't sit well need SI training. I learned that the intensive course at Joyfulclass includes SI training twice a week, while the intensive course at Steps provides no SI. The intensive coruse at Links provide SI/sensory motor every day and I'm on the waiting list of this. I'm considering joining Joyfulclass too. Recently there has been quite many mama value Joyfulclass effective and caring. Yet, I haven't see any comment on the intensive course at Links. Anybody can advise? |
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