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I like that concept. Don't try to calm them to sleep -- expose them to a higher intensity stimulus than their own urge to cry -- sensorally overwhelmed, but com
by dr_dshiv 7y ago
I like that concept. Don't try to calm them to sleep -- expose them to a higher intensity stimulus than their own urge to cry -- sensorally overwhelmed, but comforted in safety, they fall asleep.
- paulryanrogers 7y agoWhile it may work for some hearing damage can be permanent, both for the child and adult. Though I suspect shushing in their ear is based on a similar phenomenon.