Kirstyn's feedback from a Certified Son-Rise Instructor for this session was to... "BE A KID AGAIN". Instead of asking Elliot if he wants to continue an interaction (i.e. TIMBER) just jump up and be excited to do it again. In other words, if you play like a friend instead of putting the ownance on Elliot to continue the interaction, it will most likely last longer.
Sheila decoupaged her chair using children's nursery-rhyme sheet music. The musical notes and lyrics of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star," "Old King Cole," and "Little Jack Horner" are interspersed with charming old-fashioned drawings of fairy tale characters. The black finials, reminiscent of Mickey Mouse ears, top off this masterpiece of musical creativity.
After Sara's feedback session with a Certified Son-Rise Instructor her intention was to "create opportunities to come to me by giving him space." Since then Sara has noticed that Elliot is approaching and touching her more. She has also noticed that he seemed more relaxed and comfortable around her.
After Sara's feedback session with a Certified Son-Rise Instructor her intention was to "create opportunities to come to me by giving him space." Since then Sara has noticed that Elliot is approaching and touching her more. She has also noticed that he seemed more relaxed and comfortable around her.
Like, WOW... man. This groovy creation has a kaleidoscope of bitchin' psychodelic patterns. From a boss diamond check to a far-out floral explosion, every inch of this mind-blowing chair is covered in cool. It's righteously hand painted with outta sight acrylics and coated with some crazy high gloss shellac ...What a GAS!
The hand-painted butterfly on the seat is accompanied by three-dimensional butterflies fluttering all around the chair. Green hand-painted leaves and vines, as well as little insects, join the butterflies on this bright and cheerful creation. The theme is accentuated with a red tasseled net that hangs from one side.
![Elliot\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/kfhknLhN7PU/2.jpg "Elliot\")
