Hello All,
It seems like a silly question but our team is having a difficult time deciding what to do when our little guy decides to lay on us, sit on us, lean on us, etc. We're not sure if that can be considered a green light or not.
Thank you for your input.
JD
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Is leaning or lying on you a GREEN light?
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Is leaning or lying on you a GREEN light?
by jtd » Tue Jul 26, 2011 3:22 pm
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Re: Is leaning or lying on you a GREEN light?
by BeckyDamgaard » Wed Aug 03, 2011 4:28 pm
Hi Guys,
Yes, this absolutely is a green light! This would mean that when your little guy lies on you, create a game around it. For instance, try giving him a bumpy ride, or a big body squeeze. Maybe you could roll together like steam-rollers! If you try building and he doesn't respond and seems to want to just lounge on you (use you as a couch/leaning post) then it's an ism. Therefore i would gently explain you are goling to move him off you so you can join him. But first, treat it as a green light!
All the best!
Yes, this absolutely is a green light! This would mean that when your little guy lies on you, create a game around it. For instance, try giving him a bumpy ride, or a big body squeeze. Maybe you could roll together like steam-rollers! If you try building and he doesn't respond and seems to want to just lounge on you (use you as a couch/leaning post) then it's an ism. Therefore i would gently explain you are goling to move him off you so you can join him. But first, treat it as a green light!
All the best!
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