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will gfcf diet make a change for mild autism my daughter is 3.5 year old and she is very hyperactive.she is joining 2-3 words as of now.hoq to reduce her hyperactivity and improve her speech?
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FORUM PATELMom of a 7 yr 10 m old boy2 years agoA. hello. Give her mind games to play so she can sit at one place for longtime. buy a gymball give her massage thru it and tell her to jump on ball too, with the help of therapeutic brush you can calm her down too. Montessori games will channelise her thinking, problem solving, her hyperactivity might get reduced with it. for speech try using flashcards or sentence maker also helps you. if u hv any other query mail me on forum.trinity23@gmail.com
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NikithaMom of a 11 yr 3 m old boy2 years agoA. hello try to channelise kids energy which would be better 7and also safe and engage the baby in some activ7and any concern then it is better to check with yiur doctor and he will be able to guide yiu better on examination of the same and adviseyiu accordingly
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