The Truth About Hand Flapping in Autistic Kids
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Is your child flapping their hands and you're wondering why? Is it sensory? Is it something to be concerned about? In this video, I break down what hand flapping really means for autistic children-and why it's actually a superpower.
Whether you're new to the autism journey or deep in the parenting trenches, you'll learn:
Why autistic kids flap their hands (hint: it's not random)
What stimming really is and how it helps with sensory regulation
How to respond with support, not shame
-3 powerful ways to support your child when they stim
If you've ever Googled "why do autistic kids flap their hands?", "is hand flapping normal in autism?", or "how to support my autistic child with stimming", this video is for YOU.
You'll walk away feeling empowered, with tools to better understand and advocate for your child-all while celebrating the beautiful, unique ways they move through the world.
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