Types of beds for kids with sensory integration dysfunction who need to transtion from crib to bed?

My daughter was diagnosed with Sensory Integration Dysfunction as well as PDD-NOS. She is an oral sensory seeker, she has now starting biting through the rongs of her crib down to the bare wood. Temporarily she is now sleeping in a pack in play, however it is a tight squeeze, being that she is 2 years old, any suggestions on a type of bed that she couldn't bite. Please help!Types of beds for kids with sensory integration dysfunction who need to transtion from crib to bed?
I usually recommend a child tent, especially for children children with SID. It provides them with a nice 'womb space' which helps them sleep better and helps them organize themselves. Often times children (and adults) who are strong oral sensory seekers need the oral input to organize their body and minds, therefore providing a 'night time chewy' to replace the bedrails would be very beneficial to your child. Talk to your occupational therapist about what type of 'chewy' would be best.Types of beds for kids with sensory integration dysfunction who need to transtion from crib to bed?
Maybe a metal one.



Are you wrapping her up in a blanket at night? Kids with autism often enjoy that.Types of beds for kids with sensory integration dysfunction who need to transtion from crib to bed?
Check out IKEA.com They have a white metal bed that is so cute and really sturdy. It grows with the child as well. My 2 year old loves hers. I dont see how it can be bit so it may be your answer!

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