My son is 35 months old and every time he falls asleep, his body twitches and jerks for up to an hour. He does this throughout the night, but not as noticeable as when he first falls asleep. We have been told that it is not seizure activity, but I am wondering if there are any other parents out there experiencing this and what if anything has been said about this behaviour.

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Hey friends. I have a parent at my Myspace location who needs input. Her son on the spectrum has a fascination with slamming doors and it's causing a ruckus at school. I think hes only in early grades K-2 somewhere, so pretty little. Any ideas would be helpful and I will pass them on. She needs advice for both home and school. I already suggested blocking doors open as much as possible at home so that they can't be moved. Not really feasible for every room, but hey