That’s the way I’ve always read about then being done and how our therapists always taught us to do it. I think it’s also easier to do that way because you’re pulling away instead of pushing towards. I think it feels better myself too ☺️. It’s almost like it gets the energy out or there’s a sensible end point - a finale at the fingertips or toes. With going distal To proximal I imagine it might feel unfinished (because where Dom you stop then?) and might amp up sensory dysregulation instead of calming down.
It definitely may help - often times these things involve some trial and error. Especially when the intervention is unlikely to cause any harm, it’s definitely worth a try.
@@yourautismgameplan1637 I'm surprised that you'd say something so insensitive when you know that so many autism parents are dying to hear just one word from their children. I've heard other autism parents say this and every time I'm STUNNED at the lack of awareness & empathy. No amount of talking would be too much for the parent of a non-verbal child. Tears just started running down my face as I type this, and I'm not a crier.
Sophie is so cute and lucky to have such a good mom with lots of knowledge who shares her knowledge to other parents in a similar situation 🙏🏿🙏🏿
Thank you so much.. very very helpful video for us parents.. god bless you n your cuty always..
Thank you dear
I love this thank you I’m a special needs helper at a school this helps thank you
Your daughter is so adorable 😘
That’s so sweet. I do love her with all my heart. And some days are a real struggle. I’m sure we can all say the same thing about each of our kiddos 🥰
@@yourautismgameplan1637 ye I know that feeling I have special need myself it hard for me 😢
@@yourautismgameplan1637is she adopted
Thanks for the demo with your lovely daughter! How many times per day this should be done?
really as many as she needs....maybe 4, 5, 6 per day? See how she does and adjust as needed.
@@yourautismgameplan1637 your kid look so patty I have special myself I have a habit of fell in love with with cute girls 😂 also Ty this really help
I also learned that Glasses wearing individuals breed glasses wearing individuals. 😮
Is there any difference in doing them proximal to distal to distal to proximal ?
That’s the way I’ve always read about then being done and how our therapists always taught us to do it. I think it’s also easier to do that way because you’re pulling away instead of pushing towards. I think it feels better myself too ☺️. It’s almost like it gets the energy out or there’s a sensible end point - a finale at the fingertips or toes. With going distal
To proximal I imagine it might feel unfinished (because where Dom you stop then?) and might amp up sensory dysregulation instead of calming down.
@@yourautismgameplan1637 your kid look so cate
Do you think this methods helps to reduce steam movements and hand clapping? My doughter stims are increased too much tjese days.
It definitely may help - often times these things involve some trial and error. Especially when the intervention is unlikely to cause any harm, it’s definitely worth a try.
cute I want yo hug her@@yourautismgameplan1637 your kid is sooo
cute I want yo hug her@@yourautismgameplan1637 your kid is sooo
When did your daughter stared to talk ?
Interestingly, she was a very early, very good talker - still is. Sometimes that's a good thing, sometimes I wish she didn't talk quite so much ;-)
@@yourautismgameplan1637 I'm surprised that you'd say something so insensitive when you know that so many autism parents are dying to hear just one word from their children. I've heard other autism parents say this and every time I'm STUNNED at the lack of awareness & empathy. No amount of talking would be too much for the parent of a non-verbal child. Tears just started running down my face as I type this, and I'm not a crier.
@@yourautismgameplan1637 please help me my sun 4years old he He didn’t speak 😢
@@yourautismgameplan1637lol
@@yourautismgameplan1637I’m a special needs teacher for a school I wish we had all of the tips 😂