This week we talk to 2 of our pediatric Neuro Exercise Specialists, Brooklyn and Tegan about distracting / entertaining the kiddos during their sessions at ReYu. We define the difference between distraction and entertaining, why it is important, how it works and when it's not needed. We discuss the different types of distractions / entertaining: visual, auditory, olfactory etc. We also talk about the different types of crying:  Tantrum vs meltdown vs pain vs fake crying and how we differentiate between them.

Kids are so dynamic and fun, we love being able to share our tips and tricks to making every session a success. If you have any questions or comments please send us a DM, we love having discussions with our listeners as we are always learning too!

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