my son has low cognitive skills and keeps waddering away, how do i attach it to him?
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It comes with a case that has Velcro attachment straps that can be attached to his belt loops, belt or in or on his school backpack. It's been attached to my dogs collar for several weeks now and has never come loose. It is small enough that she seems to not even notice it. Hope this helps.
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if he wears back pack or any carry on slip.it in... it.is small and easy to put on any carry on or even in a coat....
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As others have offered. It could Velcro to a belt, or a wrist strap. The only thing about putting it on a back pack in the event he was separated from it.
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The unit as big as 2 of your figures together. If he has a back bag, you can put in the back bag. Or you can grap the cover to his belt.
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Hi there is no way he can pick this up or tip it over. It is very well made and pretty heavy. My little guy is 24 lbs and 11 months old. He walks around it with no issues and tugs on the wires nonstop. This is the best thing we have ever purchased for him.
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Because the one I bought is for 8yo twin boys who have severe autism, I decided to use Gorilla Glue when assembling it (the key is using it sparingly). Took about 2 1/2 hours. Should make a huge difference in the long run.
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Well; to get him going, take something like a playing card or two, crimp up all the corners; put two rubber bands around the cards, and anchor the helicopter under them. Then, he can learn in 2-d, not 3-d to control it, before releasing the anchor and letting her rip...(Frank for Susan)
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If he's able to push it off his face, the leader is too loose. You need to make sure it's properly fitted -- there are some good youtube videos on how to do that. It can be quite a bit tighter than you probably think. You want to be able to fit one or two fingers underneath it, but only just. If it's tight enough around the upper part of his nose, he won't be able to push it off.
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It's hard for me to know how small your son is, since mine has always looked about two years BIGGER than he is lol. But, even if he is on the small side I am sure he would still absolutely love it and it's something I think most 4 year olds can handle! Plus, it is something he can use for years to come and it poses no real safety risk, which was important to me. It's so low to the ground you don't have to worry about falling and moves at a easy pace. He may need a bit of help to simply "start rolling" until he gets a bit bigger, but it's easy to keep going once you get started. I hope I could be of some help!
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Mine has the same issue...haven't found a solution other than to teach the kid how to deal with it. It is such a pain!
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I started using it when my son was able to hold his head up on his own. He's now 4 1/2 months old and still loves it.
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Supervision..teach her how to take care of the book ,how to be gentle with it.It's the process I am working on with my son at this time.This Works!
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Yes, it is going to help, as long as you can attach it to something not so smooth, so that it does not slip off his head.
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There are bolts and nuts holding him together. I would not try to take him apart. He is too cool all together. I move him around the house and it never stops surprising me. "He" or "She" is a lot of fun.
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I would think this will work great for him. I would put a literbox in there with him at night. Bed him in straw in the nesting box. What a great idea. good luck.
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I would say play with him or her with it. Take a string get him used to it.
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I have a smart 4.5 year old and she just received it as a gift. It's challenging for her to get the 4-in-a-row concept and doesn't get the idea of strategizing to foil others' attempts at winning. I think she'll catch on but initially she was stressed because she didn't quite understand.
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Initially my little ones weren't having much success using this, as their attention spans are fairly short and they wouldn't sit still. Then we downloaded the game "Angry Turds" and ever since we haven't been able to get them off the darn thing.
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He might be able to get out if he's 3". I'd wait to get this product until he's a bit bigger. Also note some of the challenges with light set up. This one is made of PVC so setting a light on top isn't a good idea. It needs to be mounted so it's not so close to the plastic.
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I actually bought it for him to help sooth too for he had a different small toy that vibrated only for a second. It is one of those things that you will just have to try for each little independent guy and see if it helps.