YES! Whenever I’m close to having a meltdown or having one the floor makes me feel better. Sometimes I lay down with my dog and hug him and sometimes I lay under my bed, but my siblings Always get mad at me when they find me on the floor Reply reply KrisUgino • Reply reply TinyChickenNugget_ • Reply reply More repliesMore replies.. Floortime is a relationship-based therapy for children with autism where parents get on the floor to play & interact with the child at their level.
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