http://eft4kids.emofree.com/30.aspxA community for parents, siblings and other family members interested in the application of EFT for children, adolescents and teens within the family environment. Welcome!enCommunityServer 2007.1 (Build: 20917.1142)http://eft4kids.emofree.com/thread/29783.aspxMon, 25 May 2009 04:58:25 GMTb0b950cb-15ae-4683-92df-0844476d6810:29783flaminjo0http://eft4kids.emofree.com/thread/29783.aspxhttp://eft4kids.emofree.com/commentrss.aspx?SectionID=30&PostID=29783I think it was a bold step on your part to take away bottle and very rightly so.normally tapping does work in these cases but it is important to know where to tap.I think you should consult experts and since your kid is very young there is a greater probability of him being completely cured so please show him to a qualified expert.since early treatment has normally done wonders for autistics.http://eft4kids.emofree.com/thread/29450.aspxFri, 15 May 2009 19:08:59 GMTb0b950cb-15ae-4683-92df-0844476d6810:29450GregC0http://eft4kids.emofree.com/thread/29450.aspxhttp://eft4kids.emofree.com/commentrss.aspx?SectionID=30&PostID=29450I had taken away my two-year-old son's pacifier, which possibly exacerbated his night terrors. I didn't like using the bottle to put him back to sleep, since he could eventually equate using food to "pacify" strong emotions. I decided to use surrogate EFT when I heard him start to cry, specifically using mental tapping on my own meridians. After a few rounds of Basic Recipe, he quieted down where before he would work himself into a frenzy that only a bottle would fix. Evidently, I haven't gotten to the root issue, because he has these episodes a couple times a night, but we're at least able to work through the night terrors effectively.