1. Understand The Reason for Stimming. Autistic Neurology comes along with a set of difficulties including communication, social skills and executive control. Understand these difficulties and how stimming can soothe a child in such a situation. 2. A pre-existing Sensory Dysregulation --> Provide necessary sensory activities to meet child's sensory needs. Sensory Integration & Sensory Diets Help A. LOT. 3. Stimming To Cope with Stress or Too much Input (too much speech, lights, sounds, etc). --> Reduce demands on the child, simplify your language, create a calming sensory environment, provide sensory breaks. 4. Stimming in order to be able to focus and stay in an activity --> sometimes stimming actually helps the child stay focussed. It's easier to listen and process information when ur hands or body is engaged in movement. 5. To communicate emotions/ thoughts --> give your child AAC, pictures or teach sentences to express happiness, confusion, frustration. Teach coping strategies in dealing with anger and boredom. Leave a ❤️ if this information was helpful. I've used some terms here like 'sensory dysregulation' or 'coping strategies'. Do u need me to talk more about these topics? Comment below 👇🏻💌
Ma'am my daughter is 4.7 years old...doesn't able to recall things happened in school...she seems to be lost in those activities..she is participating and enjoys the environment..but when i ask her right after the school even after that ...she answers irrelevant things like Micky mouse...talks about some old incidents...or becomes irritated to answer .. Even i saw one thing...her teacher is calling her...she is watching the wall.. But the situation is all different in home..if i become busy in some work...she will come in between and show her drawing...or call me mamma come sit with me... Or else she will help me in the kitchen...like in peeling cucumber,cutting it,chapati rollling,...like a normal kid... Even if i sneeze or cough...or her father cough or sneeze...if she is engaged too ...she can say daddy has sneezed or mommy has sneezed.. If she goes out in the park...plays...comes back...she says everything..but whenever i changed the topic to school...she goes back to the park... doesn't shares a single thing .. What is actually happening in school...i m totally unaware...only the written work ... Last one year we are working...but failing...too much asking. Makes her irritated...nd replies" will not say" (bolbe na)
Hi ma'am yesterday a new therapist came to my home , after spending 1 hour with my kid, she said my daughter is not an autistic child, she has speech delay but she is implusive she has attention. her impulsiveness becoz of she played games a lot before. I don't know can I believe her word. Coz I had many assessment with different centers and they said she is... Any chance to happen like that
i really cannot comment without knowing about the child. But if you've had a proper diagnosis from a psychologist, then it will NOT be wrong 99.9% of the time.
Mam i really need ur help..my 3.5yr mild autistic girl follows most of d commmands at home does activities recognise things..but wen i take her out she starts running not walking with me really feeling hard to control her..even in road she is not aware of vehicles coming.. always i have to run behind her.. feeling exhausted mam.
hi, is she receiving OT? does she have a diagnosis? sometimes ND kids have movement and physical needs that when not met can manifest as behaviours like so. i need to know more about her to answer.
1. Understand The Reason for Stimming. Autistic Neurology comes along with a set of difficulties including communication, social skills and executive control. Understand these difficulties and how stimming can soothe a child in such a situation.
2. A pre-existing Sensory Dysregulation --> Provide necessary sensory activities to meet child's sensory needs. Sensory Integration & Sensory Diets Help A. LOT.
3. Stimming To Cope with Stress or Too much Input (too much speech, lights, sounds, etc). --> Reduce demands on the child, simplify your language, create a calming sensory environment, provide sensory breaks.
4. Stimming in order to be able to focus and stay in an activity --> sometimes stimming actually helps the child stay focussed. It's easier to listen and process information when ur hands or body is engaged in movement.
5. To communicate emotions/ thoughts --> give your child AAC, pictures or teach sentences to express happiness, confusion, frustration. Teach coping strategies in dealing with anger and boredom.
Leave a ❤️ if this information was helpful.
I've used some terms here like 'sensory dysregulation' or 'coping strategies'. Do u need me to talk more about these topics?
Comment below 👇🏻💌
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Ma'am my daughter is 4.7 years old...doesn't able to recall things happened in school...she seems to be lost in those activities..she is participating and enjoys the environment..but when i ask her right after the school even after that ...she answers irrelevant things like Micky mouse...talks about some old incidents...or becomes irritated to answer ..
Even i saw one thing...her teacher is calling her...she is watching the wall..
But the situation is all different in home..if i become busy in some work...she will come in between and show her drawing...or call me mamma come sit with me...
Or else she will help me in the kitchen...like in peeling cucumber,cutting it,chapati rollling,...like a normal kid...
Even if i sneeze or cough...or her father cough or sneeze...if she is engaged too ...she can say daddy has sneezed or mommy has sneezed..
If she goes out in the park...plays...comes back...she says everything..but whenever i changed the topic to school...she goes back to the park... doesn't shares a single thing
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What is actually happening in school...i m totally unaware...only the written work ...
Last one year we are working...but failing...too much asking. Makes her irritated...nd replies" will not say" (bolbe na)
i will make a video addressing this question this week. many parents have the same question.
Hi ma'am
yesterday a new therapist came to my home , after spending 1 hour with my kid, she said my daughter is not an autistic child, she has speech delay but she is implusive she has attention. her impulsiveness becoz of she played games a lot before. I don't know can I believe her word. Coz I had many assessment with different centers and they said she is... Any chance to happen like that
i really cannot comment without knowing about the child. But if you've had a proper diagnosis from a psychologist, then it will NOT be wrong 99.9% of the time.
Mam i really need ur help..my 3.5yr mild autistic girl follows most of d commmands at home does activities recognise things..but wen i take her out she starts running not walking with me really feeling hard to control her..even in road she is not aware of vehicles coming.. always i have to run behind her.. feeling exhausted mam.
hi, is she receiving OT? does she have a diagnosis? sometimes ND kids have movement and physical needs that when not met can manifest as behaviours like so. i need to know more about her to answer.