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sunsetsoftie
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anyone out there have ideas on what kind of music to use when having a meltdown? i would like to try and use music with my 12yr old daughter with AS/SID to help calm her when she is having a difficult time. any ideas would sure be appreciated...thanks ahead of time!
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CelticGoddess
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Location: Toronto, ON
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My son reacts really well to World Baby which is Celtic Lullabies. It's made by Fisher Price. Although given that he's 7, I'm not sure a 12 year old would like it as much, but I have to admit even *I* find it calming.  You might want to try Ambient music. I have a friend who's son (he's 11) reacts really well to that.
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dexkaden
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I've always enjoyed Bach's Unaccompanied Cello Suites...anything with a prominent cello always calms me down. I may be 22, but I still sometimes have meltdowns (unfortunately), although they are very infrequent. 
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| everyone's different....both my son and hubby find that sometimes loud, pulsing music and a good fist into the pillow helps . other times, quiet music and dimming the lights is best ~ we like Enya. |
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