So, this morning came with an interesting response from my oldest child. Namely every so often she shows signs that she's too stimulated, so she thrashes, tantrums, and tries to figure out something over a while.
The best answer I've found for it so far is just giving her something to focus on. Rather it's a cold or hot surface, water, or just about anything that can't hurt her and she can interact with while working through whatever has her acting out. While this might sound like a simplistic way to deal with it, I've noticed that direct light in the eyes tends to set her off, waking up as an interruption to her circadian rhythm, interacting with new people or too enjoyable of a time all set her off. This isn't to say she doesn't enjoy interacting with people or objects, just she's still learning what she likes and we're still learning what her limitations are and how to properly deal with them so that she can learn from the situations.
Beyond that, nothing too new just first thing in the morning.
However, it wouldn't be right without at least one product so for now, purchase some water from Amazon.
