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r/family•

My son, who is four and on the spectrum, has been having trouble sleeping during the night. This has had an effect on the amount of sleep that my wife and I have been getting. In other words, we are sleep deprived. I have found that playing lullabies during the entire night helps him have a better night sleep, but my wife believes that it is harmful to him. I have done some searching on the internet but can not seem to find any definitive information regarding the effects of playing lullabies (classical music) during the whole night for children. Does anyone know of a source of information that would help us make a decision on the matter?

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r/AskParents•

My son, who is four and on the spectrum, has been having trouble sleeping during the night. This has had an effect on the amount of sleep that my wife and I have been getting. In other words, we are sleep deprived. I have found that playing lullabies during the entire night helps him have a better night sleep, but my wife believes that it is harmful to him. I have done some searching on the internet but can not seem to find any definitive information regarding the effects of playing lullabies (classical music) during the whole night for children. Does anyone know of a source of information that would help us make a decision on the matter?

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I really appreci

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r/Parenting•

My son, who is four and on the spectrum, has been having trouble sleeping during the night. This has had an effect on the amount of sleep that my wife and I have been getting. In other words, we are sleep deprived. I have found that playing lullabies during the entire night helps him have a better night sleep, but my wife believes that it is harmful to him. I have done some searching on the internet but can not seem to find any definitive information regarding the effects of playing lullabies (classical music) during the whole night for children. Does anyone know of a source of information that would help us make a decision on the matter?

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I really appreciate this

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r/autism•

My son, who is four and on the spectrum, has been having trouble sleeping during the night. This has had an effect on the amount of sleep that my wife and I have been getting. In other words, we are sleep deprived. I have found that playing lullabies during the entire night helps him have a better night sleep, but my wife believes that it is harmful to him. I have done some searching on the internet but can not seem to find any definitive information regarding the effects of playing lullabies (classical music) during the whole night for children. Does anyone know of a source of information that would help us make a decision on the matter?

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I really appreciate this community,

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r/TEFL•

I've decided to give both of my step-sons lessons. I'm a TEFL teacher in Poland so I am skilled at writing lesson plans. However, with my current work load and other responsibilities it would just be easier for me to get materials from a course book instead of having to work from scratch.

They are 8 and 11. The 11 year-old is a false beginner and the 8 year-old's vocabulary is limited enough for me to consider him an absolute beginner.

Any Ideas? Thanks in advanced.

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r/math•

Backstory: I wasn't interested in mathematics as a child and I've managed to go through highschool and college without a strong foundation in mathematics.

Now I have a ten year goal to become a professional freelance programmer. I've tried my hand at several different programming/script languages:

(C, C++, Java, Bash, Perl, PHP, Javascript, CSS, HTML)

and understand a great deal of the rudiments of programming. However I am stuck at some plateau that I can't fully explain.

I don't know how to identify it, but I think that I am stuck because I don't have a solid foundation in mathematics.

Let's pretend that I've just arrived on this planet without any concept of mathematics. What type

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