night time dla component

The dwp refused night time component saying
"there is no evidence of any medical input about sleep disturbance there is no medication or evidence of any other clinically suggested strategies to help your son sleep"

here the dm from dwp is assuming that because i included a cams mental health handover letter, in the mandatory reconsideration (which is from his current therapist to a new therapist ,because she is leaving) and the letter was only saying what had been done and covered and was not a full report including every aspect of my sons symptoms and problems.
and because my son has not taken medication for his conditions he does not qualify for the night time care. to which we have said he needs frequent repeat attention at night.
are they just picking out any positive comments and not taking into consideration the BUT ANSWERS

Nothing i have told them this for the grounds for appeal regarding night time

Night time
***** often needs help at night and needs someone to be awake to watch over him at night he has nightmares night terrors flashbacks and sleepwalking which is dangerous as a result of his condition;
He also talks in his sleep and get distressed and grinds his teeth. He has trouble getting to sleep at night time and is often awake when we have gone to bed. **** needs encouragement, and prompting to get into ,bed and go to sleep. this will be for at least 20 minutes a night at least twice a night this is often done to settle him.




**** often awakes in distress during the night, this means that you go and check on him repeatedly to listen out for signs of distress during the night; when he does wake up a hot drink is given and time spent with him to settle during the night. **** does not like to touch the kettle and because of his anxiety he thinks he may get burnt doing so. Without this help **** would get emotionally distressed and would not sleep properly


**** needs are different from those of other children of the same age.
other children of the same age get through the night with no help at all without becoming distressed and with supervision at all.