I love how much you invest into your kids. The boys are super lucky to have parents that are willing to give them all the things that can help them with sensory needs
Im in canada and just started getting funding for equipment for my daughter. This video definitely gives me some ideas. Love the crash pad my daughter loves to crash into things
My two youngest are in ot,pt and speech with possible feeding therapy. This helps me so much! I also have an older son with ADHD . This is a great video for tips and aids!
Me toooo!! I'm just going to say this: I'm not going to move out, but at my mom's house I'm gonna have a hanging chair swing type of chair (with a stand) and my room is pretty SMALL. And in my granny's house (which is much bigger) I can have a bigger swing. And you can also have a swing outside ☺
Wanted to watch this for my son Abel and he really needs more sensory type items so I’m excited for this video...Abel is my 5 year old with Down Syndrome and he really could use some things to help him like this but am not sure what.....
Hi! I am going to post this a couple places so that maybe you’ll hopefully see it. I’ve been a viewer for a long time now and had a video suggestion? My niece has Autism and a cognitive delay, which make homeschool during this quarantine even more of a challenge for my sister and her husband. I wondered if you could make a video of tips/ideas for quarantine and homeschooling for special needs kids? Thanks! Stay safe!
This is a great idea and I would like to this sensory room but I can't get this tools we are very poor people in Sri Lanka Mam I kindly request to you please can you help us to get this tools. thanks and May triple gembless you....
Thank you for the video. We are buying our first home soon and I can't wait to work on a sensory space for my sons! Would you consider doing a video on your children's sensory diets and how you manage it all? How often do they need sensory input and what kind of activities do you guys do? Can they do most activities on their own or do you have to direct them? How do you teach them to do their sensory activities alone? What tips do you have for moms who need to implement a diet but are struggling? For example, the therapists prescribed my son proprioceptive activities for 15 minutes ever hour but I am having a hard time staying on top of it. My son is two and a half and moves from activity to activity quickly and has low muscle tone so he isn't able to do the activities on his own yet. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
Parents, at what point should I be concerned about my son’s behavior? He Turns 4 on May 26th, mild speech delay ASD was ruled out. He seems to tantrum/meltdown a lot (usually when we tell him no or he’s tired) like 3-5 times a day. These can last like seriously less than a minute (hardly at all) to around 15-20. He also doesn’t hit technically but like swats at us barely making contact when we put him in timeout. Thoughts?
Hi there I'm not a parent but a sibling to a brother who sounds like your son from what you mentioned. ASD also got ruled out but attachment disorder and adaptive disorder were diagnosed instead. Just a thought. I'm neither a doctor nor do I have a lot of knowledge about this, but I thought hopefully this answer is more helpful than none, maybe a parent will comment at some point. You could maybe ask if those two or one of them is a possibility for your child. Anyway good luck
I love how much you invest into your kids. The boys are super lucky to have parents that are willing to give them all the things that can help them with sensory needs
The calm down room would be great with some colour changing mood lighting.
Im in canada and just started getting funding for equipment for my daughter. This video definitely gives me some ideas. Love the crash pad my daughter loves to crash into things
My two youngest are in ot,pt and speech with possible feeding therapy. This helps me so much! I also have an older son with ADHD . This is a great video for tips and aids!
Nice sensory room tour I have autism and scoliosis when I touch my stuffed animals at night time sometimes I have a sensory tantrum
My LO has the little tikes truck, he drives it around the house. You guys have so much open space, my son would have a hay day in there!
Omg it looks great!! My kiddo has a dumping obsession. Lol. Thanks for the video. Great organizing ideas!
I am 26 and i myself want those gel tiles! Another great video~!
I'm an aspie adult and many of these things are useful for me too! Def need to get me the compression sheet!
Will I be able to fit a sensory swing in an apartment? When I move out, I really want to invest in a swing!
Me toooo!!
I'm just going to say this: I'm not going to move out, but at my mom's house I'm gonna have a hanging chair swing type of chair (with a stand) and my room is pretty SMALL.
And in my granny's house (which is much bigger) I can have a bigger swing.
And you can also have a swing outside ☺
@@RosieBrownie Update: I recently bought a sensory swing that fits perfectly in an apartment, and i'm very happy. :)
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Oh that makes me soooo happy!! ☺
Actually I'm sitting in my swing right now as I'm typing this, I got one for Christmas! 😊💜
Thanks for the tour! Really helpful for me, trying to come up with ways, for my daughter😊
Hi guys. Hope your vacation is going awesome
You should do a room Tour of Alexander’s room
Wanted to watch this for my son Abel and he really needs more sensory type items so I’m excited for this video...Abel is my 5 year old with Down Syndrome and he really could use some things to help him like this but am not sure what.....
I need that rug you have in the living room, where did you get it from?
Hope you are having an amazing time!! 💜💜💙💙
Thanks, loved this video!!! So helpful
Thanks for this. It gives me some great ideas!
Where's the slide from?
Thanks for great content 2 weeks in self isolation 😭😭😜
Holly Stibbs lol under a blanket
Which of your boys trampolines do you like better? My kids are 5 and 6 and I’m looking at getting one.
Hi! I am going to post this a couple places so that maybe you’ll hopefully see it. I’ve been a viewer for a long time now and had a video suggestion? My niece has Autism and a cognitive delay, which make homeschool during this quarantine even more of a challenge for my sister and her husband. I wondered if you could make a video of tips/ideas for quarantine and homeschooling for special needs kids? Thanks! Stay safe!
LovesDarkBlue durning the quarantine they probably going on with the homeschool like any other school day
Christina B. Probably. But my niece normally attends a k-12 public school so any tips or advice on homeschooling for her would be great!
Where did you get the bins? I have been working on a room and can't find bins!
Awesome
This is a great idea and I would like to this sensory room but I can't get this tools we are very poor people in Sri Lanka Mam I kindly request to you please can you help us to get this tools. thanks and May triple gembless you....
Thank you for the video. We are buying our first home soon and I can't wait to work on a sensory space for my sons! Would you consider doing a video on your children's sensory diets and how you manage it all? How often do they need sensory input and what kind of activities do you guys do? Can they do most activities on their own or do you have to direct them? How do you teach them to do their sensory activities alone? What tips do you have for moms who need to implement a diet but are struggling? For example, the therapists prescribed my son proprioceptive activities for 15 minutes ever hour but I am having a hard time staying on top of it. My son is two and a half and moves from activity to activity quickly and has low muscle tone so he isn't able to do the activities on his own yet. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
What is the ending song of all your vlogs called
my child hase ADHD but sensory is what helps here should i recwier bying sensory things for her
Hey Landing Crew!!! Can’t wait to watch this video
i know no that my 10 year old daughter hase asd how should i treat her and what bedtime
What is the difference between sensory and just a regular toy? Curious!
Parents, at what point should I be concerned about my son’s behavior? He Turns 4 on May 26th, mild speech delay ASD was ruled out. He seems to tantrum/meltdown a lot (usually when we tell him no or he’s tired) like 3-5 times a day. These can last like seriously less than a minute (hardly at all) to around 15-20. He also doesn’t hit technically but like swats at us barely making contact when we put him in timeout. Thoughts?
He just gets so crabby during that time. I’m a first time mom, where’s the line for normal 3 year old shenanigans and a deeper issue?
Hi there I'm not a parent but a sibling to a brother who sounds like your son from what you mentioned. ASD also got ruled out but attachment disorder and adaptive disorder were diagnosed instead. Just a thought. I'm neither a doctor nor do I have a lot of knowledge about this, but I thought hopefully this answer is more helpful than none, maybe a parent will comment at some point. You could maybe ask if those two or one of them is a possibility for your child. Anyway good luck
Have fun on your trip
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First comment yay I love you guys
I wash l have a sensory