Piaskowy pozerca:(((!!

[ewika-uk]

..co mam zrobic..od 3 miesiecy mamy piaskownice na ogrodzie Kasper(19m)
bardzo ladnie sie w niej bawil i nie bylo problemow,od poniedzialku az boje
sie wypuscic go na podworko..chodzi o to ze zajada sie piaskiem..co jest
grane..nigdy sie tak nie zachowywal az tu nagle taki numer,aby sie dostanie
do piachu to lopatka albo rekami wsypuje sobie do buzi ,badz robi nura w
piach i buzia go nabiera..koszmar..zabronic mu wchodzic do piasku czy
co..znajoma mowi ze brakuje mu witamin..ale ja mu podaje witaminy w kinder
biovitalu oprocz normalnego(multi warzywnego) jedzonka...jaka moze by
przyczyna takiego zachowania????

[ma.pi]

Ja bym tez stawiala na brak jakis witamin lub mineralow.
Spytaj lekarza.

Pozdr.

[ewika-uk]

dzisiaj rano bylam z nim w GP,ale nasza p.doktor jak zwykle powiedziala ze
przesadzam i wyslala mnie do domu..ze niby dzieci w jego wieku tak maja...co
robic??

znam pozerce insektow

[eballieu]

dziecko znajomych uwielbia sie bawic plastikowymi pajakami, zukami,
skorpionami, zabami, itp.
ostatnio zauwazyli ze jest na tyle przyjacielsko do nich nastawiony, ze w
ogrodku jak zobaczy jakiegos insekta, to wklada go do buzi. I o dziwo juz z
niej nie wyjmuje

[ewika-uk]

..ooo to calkiem jak moje dziecko tylko ze moj na szczescie tylko piasek ...ale
i tak sie obawiam zeby jakiegos swinstwa nie zalapal..niewiem co mam robic w
tej sytuacji??

[aliciap]

to naprawde dziwne..... ipewnie jak powiedzial GP zadarza sie dzieciom w tym
wieku ale jesli on siada i poprostu je ten pisaek to tez mysle ze czegos mu
brakuje... niektore dzieci liza sciany...itd..
chyba musisz mu przerwe zrobic w chodzeniu do piaskownicy i moze zapytac innego
lekarza co moze byc przyczyna takiego zachowania dzieciaczka

[ewika-uk]

niestety moje dziecko nie nalezy do tych co usiedza w domu,od wczoraj mimo tak
brzydkiej pogody musialam wypuscic go choc na chwile bo zaczynal po scianach
chodzic..a konczylo sie na buzi pelnej piasku i wrzaskiem..bo mama zabiera mnie
do domu..a ja chce zostac,czyli wycieralam buzie i bawil sie ladnie przez 30
min,a pozniej to samo od nowa..a co bedzie dalej zobaczymy

[asiakoz]

haj pozdrawiam cie , ja mam w sumie ten sam problem tylko ze moj pozeracz
piasku jest troche starszy dokladnie 2i 4 m-ce.No i co z tym zrobic to nie
wiem,po prostu mnie sie wydaje ze dzieci w tym wieku ucza sie same jesc i
poznawac co jest co po smaku zapachu i tak dalej.Wiadomo ze nie mozna na to
pozwolic bo naprawde dziecko moze sie rozchorowac , musisz sprobowac nie
zostawiac go samego w piaskownicy i caly czas zwracac mu uwage ze tego sie nie
je az do skutku . u mnie to pomalu dziala. (nigdy nie bawic sie w "gotowanie i
pieczenie "babek z piasku u mojego Michaela to wlasnie byl blad , dla niego
byla to zabawa na serio.pozdrawiam Asia

[ewika-uk]

witaj!
jak na razie wszystko wrocilo do normy i zaprzestal..ale na jak dlugo to nie
wiem..natomiast zauwazylam ze zaczyna mi popijac wode z wanny podczas
mycia..cuda..zreszta ciekawe czym jeszcze mnie zadziwi lub przerazi
pozdrawiam

[ewunia_uk]

Moja Zosia tez miala taka faze, w wieku ok. poltora roku. Chodzimy czesto na
plaze, a plaze u nas w Northumberland sa piekne, piaszczyste, wiec miala sie
gdzie najesc Wydaje mi sie, ze musisz po prostu przeczekac, samo mu
przejdzie. Ja Zoske oduczylam na zasadzie psow Pawlowa - jak tylko piach
powedrowal do buzi, ja Zosie pod pache i wracamy do domu. W koncu poskutkowalo.

[edytkus]

Dzieci tak maja Moja ma prawie trzy lata i tez potrafi najesc sie nie tego co trzeba (wode przy kapieli
doprawia szamponem). Ten watek przypomnial mi pewne zdarzenie ), lata temu moj wtedy ok.
dwuletni kuzynek zjadl robaczywe jablko:
- ciociu, Kuba zjadl robaka!
- to nic, troche mieska mu nie zaszkodzi

[ewika-uk]

niezly..przypomnialo mi sie jak kiedys moj brat mi opowiadal<matka do dziecka>
- a co ty tam jesz?
-mesko
-a skad masz?
-samo psypelzlo.........
te dzieciaki sa takie cudne,ale czasami potrafia stracha narobic..oj

[mgna]

Na temat jedzenia piasku, moze tutaj sie czegos dowiesz:
www.ukparents.co.uk/
www.healthychild.net/articles/sh34sand.html

[mgna]

Czy piaskownice zamykasz kiedy jest nie uzywana? Koty lubia do piasku siusiac,
wiec musisz ja zamykac bez znaczenia czy synek je piasek, czy nie.

Przeczytaj rowniez ten artykul: www.emedicine.com/ped/topic1798.htm

Pica is an eating disorder typically defined as the persistent eating of
nonnutritive substances for a period of at least 1 month at an age in which
this behavior is developmentally inappropriate (eg, >18-24 mo). The definition
occasionally is broadened to include the mouthing of nonnutritive substances.
Individuals presenting with pica have been reported to mouth and/or ingest a
wide variety of nonfood substances, including, but not limited to, clay, dirt,
sand, stones, pebbles, hair, feces, lead, laundry starch, vinyl gloves,
plastic, pencil erasers, ice, fingernails, paper, paint chips, coal, chalk,
wood, plaster, light bulbs, needles, string, and burnt matches.

Although pica is observed most frequently in children, it is the most common
eating disorder seen in individuals with developmental disabilities. In some
societies, pica is a culturally sanctioned practice and is not considered to be
pathologic. Pica may be benign, or it may have life-threatening consequences.

In children aged 18 months to 2 years, the ingestion and mouthing of
nonnutritive substances is common and is not considered to be pathologic.
Consider pica when the behavior is inappropriate to the developmental level of
the individual, is not part of a culturally sanctioned practice, and does not
occur exclusively during the course of another mental disorder (eg,
schizophrenia). If pica is associated with mental retardation or pervasive
developmental disorder, it must be sufficiently severe to warrant independent
clinical attention. In such patients, pica typically is considered to be a
secondary diagnosis. Furthermore, the pica must last for a period of at least 1
month.


Pathophysiology: Pica is a serious behavioral problem because it can result in
significant medical sequelae. The nature and amount of the ingested substance
determine the medical sequelae. Pica has been shown to be a predisposing factor
in accidental ingestion of poisons, particularly in lead poisoning. The
ingestion of bizarre or unusual substances also has resulted in other
potentially life-threatening toxicities, such as hyperkalemia following
cautopyreiophagia (ingestion of burnt match heads).

Exposure to infectious agents via ingestion of contaminated substances is
another potential health hazard associated with pica, the nature of which
varies with the content of the ingested material. In particular, geophagia
(soil or clay ingestion) has been associated with soil-borne parasitic
infections, such as toxoplasmosis and toxocariasis. Gastrointestinal (GI) tract
complications, including mechanical bowel problems, constipation, ulcerations,
perforations, and intestinal obstructions, have resulted from pica.


Frequency:


In the US: Prevalence of pica is unknown because the disorder often is
unrecognized and underreported. Although prevalence rates vary depending on the
definition of pica, the characteristics of the population sampled, and the
methods used for data collection, pica is reported most commonly in children
and in individuals with mental retardation. Children with mental retardation
and autism are affected more frequently than children without these conditions.
Among individuals with mental retardation, pica is the most common eating
disorder. In this population, the risk for and severity of pica increases with
increasing severity of mental retardation.
Internationally: Pica occurs throughout the world. Geophagia is the most common
form of pica in people who live in poverty and people who live in the tropics
and in tribe-oriented societies. Pica is a widespread practice in western
Kenya, southern Africa, and India. Pica has been reported in Australia, Canada,
Israel, Iran, Uganda, Wales, and Jamaica. In some countries, Uganda for
example, soil is available for purchase for the purpose of ingestion.
Mortality/Morbidity:

Ingestion of poisons: Lead toxicity is the most common type of poisoning
associated with pica. Lead has neurologic, hematologic, endocrine,
cardiovascular, and renal effects. Lead encephalopathy is a potentially fatal
complication of severe lead poisoning, presenting with headache, vomiting,
seizures, coma, and respiratory arrest. Ingestion of high doses of lead can
cause significant intellectual impairment and behavioral and learning problems.
Studies also have demonstrated that neuropsychologic dysfunction and deficits
in neurologic development can result from very low lead levels, even levels
once believed to be safe.
Exposure to infectious agents: A variety of infections and parasitic
infestations, ranging from mild to severe, are associated with the ingestion of
infectious agents via contaminated substances, such as feces or dirt. In
particular, geophagia has been associated with soil-borne parasitic infections,
such as toxocariasis, toxoplasmosis, and trichuriasis.
GI tract effects: GI tract complications associated with pica range from mild
(eg, constipation) to life threatening (eg, hemorrhages secondary to
perforations or ulcerations). Sequelae in the GI tract may include mechanical
bowel problems, constipation, ulcerations, perforations, and intestinal
obstructions caused by bezoar formation and the presence of undigestible
materials in the intestinal tract.


Direct nutritional effects: Theories regarding the direct nutritional effects
of pica are related to characteristics of specific ingested materials that
either displace normal dietary intake or interfere with the absorption of
necessary nutritional substances. Examples of nutritional effects that have
been linked to severe cases of pica include iron and zinc deficiency syndromes;
however, the data are only suggestive, and no firm empirical data exist
supporting these theories.
Race: Although no specific data exist regarding racial predilection, the
practice is reported to be more common among certain cultural and geographic
populations. For example, geophagia is accepted culturally among some families
of African lineage and is reported to be problematic in 70% of the provinces in
Turkey.

Sex: Pica typically occurs in equal numbers of boys and girls; however, it is
rare in adolescent and adult males of average intelligence who live in
developed countries.

Age:

Pica is observed more commonly during the second and third years of life and is
considered developmentally inappropriate in children older than 18-24 months.
Research suggests that pica occurs in 25-33% of young children and 20% of
children seen in mental health clinics.
A linear decrease in pica occurs with increasing age. Pica occasionally extends
into adolescence but is rarely observed in adults who are not mentally
disabled.
Infants and children commonly ingest paint, plaster, string, hair, and cloth.
Older children tend to ingest animal droppings, sand, insects, leaves, pebbles,
and cigarette butts. Adolescents and adults most often ingest clay or soil.


In young pregnant women, the onset of pica frequently occurs during their first
pregnancy in late adolescence or early adulthood. Although the pica usually
remits at the end of the pregnancy, it may continue intermittently for years.


In individuals with mental retardation, pica occurs most often in those aged 10-
20 years.

[ewika-uk]

dziekuje ci za ten matreial,bardzo sie przydaldzieki
co do piaskownicy to wlasnie kupilam taka szczelna z przykrywka na
zatrzaski ,poniewaz wiem ze wieczorami koty sasiadow lubia sobie pobiegac po
moim ogrodku,takze jesli juz przestal sie bawic zawsze zamykampozdrawiam i
jeszcze raz dziekuje

[mgna]

Na koty jest jeszcze jeden sposob: w ogrodzie, pomiedzy roslinami, "posadz"
szklanne butelki do gory nogami. Lub kup w ogrodniczym sklepie szklanne ozdoby
do ogrodu. Rowniez jesli posadzisz prickly rosliny (jak np holly) lub
rozsypiesz skorubki po jajkach koty nie beda przychodzily do twojego ogordu.

[ewika-uk]

z tym akurat sobie poradzilam,kiedy jeszcze nie bylo malucha,mialam piekne
kwiaty, te kociaki przychodzily i najnormalniej na swiecie je wykopywaly,no i
zostawialy po sobie..kocie odchody,juz myslalam ze oszaleje,wszysko bylo
wykopane..az tesciowa poradzila mi zebym polala w tych miejscach denaturatem
(bez szkody na kwiatkach)..no i problem sie skonczyl,no a teraz moje podworko
sluzy tylko do przejscia do nastepnych sasiadow ,bo szkod nie
zauwazylam..pozdrawiam

Denaturat

[mgna]

Super pomysl, wyprobuje i w moim ogrodku!