DIY Sensory Room Tour - Autism Sensory Integration
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- DIY Sensory Room Tour - Autism Sensory Integration
A quick walk-through of Abbie's sensory room and why it's important for her to have sensory integration in her life.
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Can we see the sensory room again since its almost a whole year later?
I've been working with children on the spectrum for a couple years now, and I have to say, nothing makes me happier than seeing parents who are so involved in their children's lives. God bless you and your family.
She is so cute and beautiful!! Y'all have great personalities!
" over 200 subscribers" look where they are now!!! 15k!! Wooop wooop
rylea meyer 21k now! 3 days later!
Now 31k 9/18/17!!
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This is an AWESOME video! Heck, I need a room like this in my house. I think everyone, autistic or not, would be entertained by that. She did an awesome job communicating in this video as well!
Adin's Music "Hi" and "bye" is prompted communication and I use the word communication lightly in that situation. It's basically no different than if I told her to put her hand on head. Asking for music was a genuine demand that she communicated on her own. I film on my iPhone 6s + and that's why she grabbed it at the end of the video. She knows I have music on it. Thanks for watching. I promise a communication video is coming soon.
Adin's Music good idea I have done my own Sensory Room. I have made a Underwater Sea Creatures Sensory Room by using item that we throw out.
No I don't like small places or the sound of the light.
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I was thinking the same thing...
This is awesome. Not for me, I hate bright colors and flashy lights...but what you do for her. I wish all parents of autistic children would try to understand and accomodate. So cool.
Autistic Tic same, I like dark and cold spaces lol
Could do it with much softer lighting
You are such a caring and thoughtful father. Abby is so lucky to have you. Also, I hope you know your witty humor and jokes really make your videos even more enjoyable!! Great job and I wish you the best.
Seven years ago, just 213 subscribers, and now you've grown to 733,000! 🎉 It’s been a long journey, and I’m deeply grateful for your unwavering support and dedication. Thank you for helping others learn about autism with such consistency and passion.❤
“As of yesterday we have over 200 subscribers” congrats on nearly 200k now! And many more to come
I dont know why these old videos are coming up but im LOVING THEM!!! I can see the progress in Abbie and in your video skills too, 💖🙏
that trump joke got me 😂😂😂😂 love this family!!!!! 💙💙💙
+The Casares Family5 Lol, thanks.
I literally liked the video because of the trump joke tbh
Time stamp?
4:33
You do so much for Abigail. Makes me wonder what parents did for kids like Abigail many years ago when info and items like this wasn't available.
KW they institutionalized them
Red is also good at the end of the day because it doesn't inhibit melatonin production. That's why there's a 'night shift' on the iPhone that adds the red light to it, and on a Kindle fire there's a red light you can program on.
I love her sensory room! Makes me want to turn my walk in closet into one! I have no windows in there and it's big! I could hide in there. Lol
Seriously, love it! And Abbie's smile is so contagious, I just love her!
This is the most loving and kind gift, that any child would be blessed to have. 💎💙
I discovered your channel a month or two ago and I’ve binged episode after episode ever since. your family is awesome!
My youngest son (12) was diagnosed with ASD Level 1 (Aspergers) in June this year after living with just an ADHD diagnosis for the last five years.
In my son’s room, I created an area in his dormer window nook with his stuffed animals, snow globes, a blanket and a big joe bean bag chair. He seemed to always be sitting in that nook of his room, so I wanted to make it cozier. I did this well before I knew he had autism. Turns out I created a sensory area for him without even realizing I was doing that. Your video made the connection for me. I’m feeling like a winning parent right now. Haha
Thank you so much. I have a spare room that I'm changing to a sensory room for my son. This was a huge help thank you.
I started watching these videos on recommendation from my sister. I am hooked. Your parenting and dedication to Abee makes me cry. I am an Autism parent too and you give us all hope and good advice. God bless your family.
Im writing this in November of 2020 and she has grown so much and has changed a lot since this video. Watching her grow has been an amazing experience. I want to write you guys cause i think y'all could help me, y'all have helped me wuth videos already so i know y'all could help me more. I love all of you so much, thank you for everything you do.
Abbie couldn't have better parents. You guys are so good with her.
This was one of the first videos I ever watched of you guys.
I don't care for any one with autism but this whole video enthralled me. What ingenious solutions you're using to better Abbie's life. You seem like a great father. That room looks awesome. The Trump wall joke was hilarious.
Do you mean you have nobody in your life that's autistic, or you don't like autistic people? I assume the first, but I've met plenty of people who hate us.
This video makes me so happy. I just came across your channel today. I run a group home for adults with varying mental and physical disabilities a lot of them don’t have families who care. This makes my heart so happy to see such a loving and dedicated family! I subscribed!
I love how happy she is in this room
So precious with a sweet face! Take good care of her!
+Thomas Baconstommo Thank you. Always.
As an OT, I love love love to see how much support you provide for your daughter. It’s so nice when parents get it and do what they need to do as caregivers-provide care however it is needed so that your child may flourish and thrive. Shout out to all the awesome parents out there doing their research and going above and beyond to have their beautiful children’s needs met 💜
Hi, i'm an ICT teacher...this room is amazing. You guys are so dedicated to your daughter.
Thank you for making video! our son Matthew,4 also input seeker and would love that ball pit! thanks again and definitely appreciate the sense of humor!
Tearing up watching your beautiful video and your lovely daughter, family and sensory room! Are precious, oldest of 6, 15 year old just got diagnosed with autism (although we knew she had it for years). We are about to make her sensory room so she will have place that is filled with joy and wonder rather than the stress that she goes through everyday just having such a challenging disorder. You gave us hope thank you so much
Love this room - I often think that it would be good for Jon but he is 15 now and engrossed in his laptop! Love your videos - keep up the good work... :) PS.... wouldn't mind this room for myself!
Michelle Hatcher Life Coaching I am the same way with my IPhone IPod touch and laptop I age Asperger's syndrome/autism idk what I would do with out those devices.
Michelle Hatcher Life Coaching love the room too
You are the goth woman aren't you??? We meme you on Tumblr!!
Michelle Hatcher Life Coaching
Abbie is a lucky girl to have such a great family and a really cool looking room.
Thanks, she loves her sensory room.
I'm so glad I have found your channel. Great idea for ball pit! Fab sensory room! Thanku for taking the time to make your vids
Kate Mackenzie Thank you for taking the time to watch them. Glad I could help.
A friend of mine has a little boy who is also nonverbal he is the sweetest kid I truly believe we were put on this earth for a reason and see how people respond to us and myself also with autism
Poor Abbie I love her room so much when she just play in it and speak so happy it breaks my heart seeing here happy
It's beautiful the way she shows she loves the room!! She seems she's a kind of proud of having it. It's really cute.
have i really been following you guys for almost 4 years, this is the first video i remember watching, this is crazy, shes grown up so much since then.
i fully surport all your videos. my daughter may be autistic and shows so many of these signs ive seen in ur videos u are great parents and these videos ahow what it takes to do what u can for ur child which is beautiful. shes such a great kid.
THIS IS AWESOME!!! We are just learning about autism and SPD. We have a 4 yr old grandson that has SPD. These DIY projects like yours are a LIFE SAVER to us. THANK YOU and your Abby is just ADORABLE!
Hey I know I'm 4 years late but i would like to just say thank you for these diy's because i also have autism and anxiety and in constant need of fidgets.On my behalf of the autism community I would like to sincerely thank you!!
I wish you guys were my neighbors 💓
Niecey Spina Well, if you click on the "bell" icon next to the subscribe button UA-cam will notify you every time we upload a video. So it will be just like having those neighbors that ring your door bell way to often. :) Thanks for subscribing!
My mom is a special ed teacher and she has a sensory room with bean bags, blue string lights (that's I gave her☺️), those large blue gym mats, and different textured exercise balls (like one is smooth, another has blunt little spikes, etc). She also has one of those camera baby monitors and the viewfinder is set up at her desk. That's where the kids go if they throw tantrums or have meltdowns, the camera is to make sure they don't hurt themselves. I hang out in there after her school gets out because it's so cool and comfortable:)
It blows my mind that you have grown so much. I love watching the old videos and knowing now that Austin is getting so much attention!!
That was nice. I'm sure you've refurbished it by now, everyone should have a ball pit in their home. 👍
You are an amazing parent, I appreciate you sharing something as personal as this is to help others who may struggle with the same difficulties.
I'm autistic and my mom at the very least has SPD and so we have so many projector lights. One of them is made for outside so the whole house gets bathed in this slowly twirling blue lights, like if you're underwater. There's another one though it has lasers and it it's super stripey and cool. Our whole house has been turned into a sensory room. We have stim toys everywhere, kinetic sand, hot wheels, everything. I love it.
My walk in closet is my sensory room as well! Mine is an underwater theme and I find it very calming and it also gives me good sensory input and helps me when I’m overwhelmed/overstimulated. I love your DIYS!
I like yr attitude towards life and living.. it's just awesome to watch you..you r such a optimistic warrior
I made a sensory tube once! I still have it.
I wish I had a sensory room. Or even just the ball pit.
Did Abbie always seem to understand language? My daughter is completely non verbal too but she has had the hardest time understanding words, she can imitate signs but if we said a word she would not know it to sign it on her own. If that makes sense. Shes 5 so I didn't know if it got better over time...
The Forestas She didn't always understand spoken language. It did and is getting better over time.
@Treestump & Thunderarch I have the exact same problem. You described the struggle/difficulty I have with speech perfectly.
Christina Teresa Brown has she been able to work with a speech therapist? (I feel like they are more "communication" therapists in lots of instances like when you're trying to teach nonverbal methods of communication)
I know some kids will pick it up better if you try and sign as much as possible while speaking, too... But it sounds like the primary challenge for you at the moment is teaching the connection between her requesting something, via sign or picture of it, etc, and understanding that the object is related to her action)
Not sure if that made a ton of sense the way I said it... And I realize this is a year old so maybe she's got it figured out better now, you sound like a great parent who will help continue to support her! Hope you are all well! :)
I teach non-verbal students and the main thing I’ve learned is to teach concrete words with the object. So have a football, sign the word, then teach the verbalization. Afterwards, teach familiar phrases and questions. I want... football. The hardest part for me to teach is wait and no. But my students have made tremendous gains using this formula and consistency.
I help at my school with children who have autism , Down syndrome and angelmans. We have an amazing sensory room with so many things for the kids to use and they help so much. Something that helps a lot is they have a essential oil scent release in the room, (you can find them at bed bath and beyond) and lavander always helps the kids to relax
I am glad i found your video. Ur a wonderful family. Am a special educator and i find it very useful for all parents. I am motivated to work. Thanks a lot
Veena Sudhir I want to be a special education teacher when I am older too!! Any tips?
WOW! Somehow I missed this when I joined the family and I was binging. I can't believe how little Abbie was! Great information as always.
This means I was one of your first subscribers. I remember when this posted.
200 subs???? look at where you are now truly amazing!!
this is so awesome. great parents. seriously this warmed my heart, this goes to show how caring they are. this is amazing.
I can tell Abbie loves you. You are an awesome dad.
Wowww in 2 years, you guys went from 213 subs to 200,000 that’s crazy awesome!! I subbed a few months ago but now I’m catching up on old vlogs!!
I love her little room ☺❤
I love how this video has a generous comment section. I’m so glad that this helps her. Having high functioning asd, I know the difficulty.
Look where you are now 565,000 subs that is awesome!!!❤️❤️
You are a wonderful father. I need to create a space like this for my daughter.
It looks so relaxing, thanks for the tips on the light colors, good to know!
You guys are awesome! Great to see the whole family helping, melts my heart!
She is amazing and beautiful. Great job and great sense of humor. I have an 9 year old non verbal son. I definitly relate to everything you have and do :)
+Shadelle Hernandez Very cool! I'm glad you liked the video.
I wish I would have found you last year, I'm sure a room like this would have helped my daughter to calm down when she would get upset.
How cool Abbies room
Love the colors of the hallway(?) With the pastels, it's so pretty
This is insanely sweet! I'm currently doing a paper on sensory rooms for my Uncommon Topics essay and I just recently learned about them. I'm learning a lot about autism from channels like this in preparation so I have multiple real life sources.
Sounds great! I get a lot of comments from students that choose to do projects related to autism. Warms my hears.
Wow you have all come so far. I watch you almost every night when I come home from work. Love all of your videos and loving family. :)
3 years later and they’ve got 185k subscribers.. congratulations❤️
aww when you only had 200 subs!
love what you did within the space! so creative
I just love that little chick. She's just precious.
Thank you for the video I don't have autism but I have really really bad anxiety and so my therapist said I should consider getting sensory things to help when I have panic attacks or meltdowns
As an autistic person myself: I suggest slowing down the rotating light if possible. I had a light projector thing not too dissimilar to the one you have (it broke in a move sadly, but anyway.) The default setting was fast like that, but it just made me nauseous at best, over stimulated at worst. So I turned down the speed and it went from being negative to positive.
Also might I recommend some fairy lights/christmas lights? That's actually how my whole room is lit: just fairy lights, nothing else. Yes I have A LOT of them, all around the perimetre on the walls, and all over the ceiling. Most people find it kinda dim in my room, but I find it perfectly bright. Like I can see well enough to draw, write - do anything really. I find environments they find perfectly comfortable too bright, so a matter of perspective I suppose.
Anyway: might be a bit better than your solitary light. Reason being? When the light is diffused over the room it's easier on the senses. When it's all concentrated in one area, it ends up creating more stimulation/sensory information to process whenever you look in a different direction, because the lighting is slightly different. But when the same amount of light is spread out around the area, it's MUCH easier to deal with. You can even get light strips that have remotes similar to the one you already have :)
I have christmas lights in every room except the bathroom and my mom's room. We have them in the kitchen, hallway, living room, and my room. Blue in the kitchen, green, white, and soft yellow in the living room, purple in the hall, and blue in my room. I love them.
shes adorable, thanks for the great idea
This is unreal! You guys are absolutely amazing ❤️ makes my heart happy
I made my 9 year old son, who is also nonverbal autistic, a sensory board. It is really neat and he loves it.
If your son also has a need to chew, you should get him some chewies! You can get them from Stimtastic or chewigem (just put country you're from for chewigem to get the right website). I'm autistic and chewis help me so much to calm down during/before/after a meltdown or just to calm down in general. They are also textured so you can get all kinds of sensory integration. I really, really suggest them if your son enjoys to chew!
Over 129k in two years!?!? Wow! You guys really deserve it.
There's actually a sensory area in a local soft play area near by where I live. It's hidden in like a secret cove and it's all blue , with a tank filled with sea creatures. It's so cool. It's meant for autistic kids but anyone can go in there. It's so nice that they thought of building a sensory room for autistic children in a regular soft play area .
Sea creatures? A child I have in Sunday school would like that. He is autistic he is smart and he is so sweet anything to do with animals, playdough he likes art too. I had some stand up animals we made home for out of blocks. One was a rhinoceros I told him this is a rhinoceros then I shorted it to rhino because I knew rhinoceros might be hard for him to say I said it a couple more times. He saw a toy one somewhere he told his mom I want that rhino they were shoked because he didn't know what one was before that day.
What kind of music does she prefer? Or just any music?
Your sons trump impression is amazing lol
Swiss Rich smart kid, not bad looking either....lol
This was very helpful for me, trying to navigate making my 3 year old autistic son's bedroom to make it a safe safehaven.
Melanie B. Glad to hear, good luck with the room design. Thanks for watching!
You are such a great dad! And your dad jokes get me every time 😂😂
Wish I had parents as good as you ! Her little stimming at the end was so cute
Your channel is growing so fast it's so fun to watch.
Love the ball pit! Great idea!!
I like the sound the bean bag makes. 👍
i think everyone in general could use their own sensory room ;-)
But it's more special for people on the spectrum. Everything is so, so soothing when it comes to my sensory items. I don't know how to describe the feeling to Neurotypicals or people without Sensory Processing Disorder but it's just so good. It's like finally getting to go into a warm bed after a day of being cold. It's so nice.
Pete Bloczynski everybody could use/have a sensory room
Not just LD kids
New sub., ur a great dad! Many father's don't do this for children without autism, to see ur love and dedication is awesome GREAT JOB BY GREAT DAD!!
Thank you, and thanks for subscribing.
You guys are a great family and you and your wife are amazing parents
Thanks so much for sharing. Your family is adorable.
I totally need a sensory room. Love it.
You have beautiful daughter. You are such caring father too. :)
lalamaxforevermax Thanks so much!
Love the lights
Watching this now I realized your now at 213- THOUSAND. Congrats!
Love it! We are getting ready to make one for our Katie in a small under the stairs closet in our new house. Got a lot of great ideas on here!! 💜💜💜💜
Is anyone watching in 2019?
Abbie looks so young
And I have relised how far the have come
This is really cool. You guys are so creative with what you come up with. I hope everything keeps going good.
Abbie is so pretty!
Nice sensory room Abigail really cool with the window and I really like it I hope you a good day Abigail