Autism and sleep problems/ 7 Tips that HELP.

Autism and sleep problems are quite common, in this video I share 7 very helpful tips to get your kiddo sleeping better tonight. As always be sure to consult your child's doctor for further information.
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0:00 Intro
0:52 Consequences of poor sleep
1:23 Tip 1
3:40 Tip 2
4:56 Tip 3
5:26 Tip 4
6:04 Tip 5
6:29 Tip 6
7:08 Tip 7
8:11 Warning
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Disclaimer:
The content of this video is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice and should not be relied on as health or personal advice. If you are concerned about the health of your kiddo, yourself, or a loved one always seek guidance from a qualified health care professional. The content of this video does not supersede, substitute, or replace the advice of a medical professional. Seek professional medical advice in your area. This video is intended to be for general education for parents, caregivers, and therapist.
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[@lourdescortez4968]

Hi, It's nice to see you again. 🤗👏👏
Thank you for sharing important information.
Specially with Special kids.
If the child is 13 month old
And he's not sleeping all night.I think he's waiking up 2 or 3 times almost every night it's ok. To bring the child to the parent's bed and sleep with them?

[@mightykiddos]

Hi Lourdes, I’m glad to have fresh content for all of you. I appreciate all of your support.
If the kiddo is 13 months than the risk of SIDS is greatly reduced. However, parents should still take safety precautions. On the other hand, many cultures bed share for long periods of time- so it is ok to still do this as long as it works for the parents. Now if the parents want to stop co-sleeping there are some methods which they can use to transition the toddler to sleep through the night on their own.