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I know I read this somewhere on here about a year ago but for the life of me can't remember. Where can one buy seamless socks at a local store?
Yes, it is our newest sensory symptom. Gotta love sensory because the symptoms change. Bath & bed time issues are much better. Now we have sock & shoe issues. Sigh!
Thank you!
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Isn't it nice that they change it up for us to keep us on our toes? Sorry, I don't know about the socks. DJ has never had that issue. Right now, I'd just like him to stop eating his clothes . . .
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Oak - LOL! Yes, it is nice of them to keep us on our toes. We haven't had the eating of the clothes but we do go thru times when she is chewing on things & licking things. The licking things seems to gross me out more than the chewing.
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Ah yes the chewing and biting issues. And the foot issues. Manny wakes up in the night yelling that the bottom of his feet itch. He complained so much one morning that I didn't know how he'd last all day at school. Finally I stuck a piece of sandpaper in his shoe, on the bottom of the scratchy foot. He loved it and rubbed his foot on it all day. I was just waiting for the call from the nurse or the principal, thinking it was some sort of child abuse.
I just searched this forum and found the thread for the seamless socks
[URL="http://forums.adoption.com/special-needs-adoption/388423-seamless-socks.html?highlight=seamless+socks"]http://forums.adoption.com/special-needs-adoption/388423-seamless-socks.html?highlight=seamless+socks[/URL]
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We get the itching on the bottom of the feet too! My son is an obsessive nail biter and picks his lips to the point that they bleed! Good times!!!
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NJRAch - Thank you! I knew some genius started a thread on seamless socks. I just didn't know it was me. :p Obviously, the problem resolved quickly last time because this hasn't come up for over a year & I never bought the seamless socks for her.
Hi ho . . Hi ho . . it's off to Kohls I go.
shy_bear - what is up with the lip picking? The Queen does that too. Sigh!
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I try to keep Carmex on him at all times so they don't get dry. When he is not picking his lips he picks his nose! It will bleed SO much; it looks like a crime scene in his room and it always happens in the middle of the night....
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Shy_bear - ouch on the nose picking. Yes, we use lots of chapstick. Just bought some for stocking stuffer for my little one.
Good news - I scored some seamless socks at Kohl's. Whoohoo!
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I just stocked up on chap-stick for my dd's stocking too, LOL! She's not a lip chewer, just a lip licker !
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