Autism Sensory Day: Trampoline Park
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- Опубліковано 16 бер 2022
- Our family went to the Airborne trampoline park. What started as a fun activity ended with Connor getting injured by landing on his arm the wrong way. He's fine now, no broken bones, but we had a little scare there. Overall we think it's a good place to go, just have to be careful. Thanks everyone!
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Ian is so gentle to his brothers
How fun! Ian was so sweet jousting carefully with each brother so he wouldn’t hurt them.
Thank you for sharing your family's experience. I am thankful Conner's arm is OK. (I had wondered if the elbow may have dislocated). I like your very positive interactions with your boys, and that you use clear and complex language when speaking with them that put words to concepts (like spread your body weight out- roll) . I think they are doing so well as your family shares experiences together.
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AWW Ian is so gentle with his brothers, while they were jousting he was so careful not to hurt them.
I’ve been to a trampoline park twice, and yeah, they’re really good for autism sensory input and output. Last time I went was during autism awareness/acceptance day in 2019, and the park dimmed the lights and noise so it was really nice for any autistic kids who have sensory issues, and it was really fun playing and meeting other autistic kids (I was 19 though). I’m glad Connor’s okay after sustaining his elbow injury btw
That sounds like it would be really fun
@@Lmg149 it really was! It’s been five years since I last went and I think about going there again from time to time
I love the end lol your youngest is too cute and he has really improved his “echoing” since the first video I found on your channel from last year. Great job Alistair!
One thing I love is each older brother is great with the younger brother(s)that's true brotherly love
Conner’s fall looked bad. I’m glad he’s okay. He reminds me of myself. I have autism as well. I like to rough house too and I have been to the ER 6 times. The last time I went my sister and were rough housing and one of my sensory things is jumping. Well my sister and I were jumping on the couch. I stopped, my sister pushed me on accident and I ended up in a full arm cast since I broke both bones in my right arm.(I still don’t listen and like to climb and jump on everything.)Point is that I’m glad Conner is okay and that the good news is that unlike me, Conner didn’t break a bone or anything. You guys are a great family.
6 times to the ER what happened the other 5 😂 hope ur ok I’ve cracked my head open twice once in 2021 bc I had a seizure and hit my head on my headboard or dresser we now have protective corners there 😂 and once when I was 4
@@DogLover1718 dang. I used to climb on furniture a lot. If I wasn’t climbing on it I was holding onto it because I used to have mobility issues due to seizures and I once pulled the whole bookshelf down on myself. Another time I sliced open a pretty deep cut in my eyebrow, and another time I broke 4 teeth because I fell forwards again. We actually had to get rubber bumpers and a foot ball helmet it got that bad
Yikes I’m sorry to hear that. Luckily I’m not a exercise person the most serious injury I had was when I was younger when I was making too much noise from vocal stimming because I didn’t like the loud music the teacher was playing so another teacher in that room called The Team (basically they were like security) and all 3 of them cornered me with desks and tried to grab me but when I tried to escape them they pushed me and grabbed my arm to twist it and I had to wear a sling for about 2 weeks
I can relate with Connor situation. The issue I have is slow reflexes. When I see a problem I see it than have to decide how to react. That delay causes a lot of injuries. I think Alister like the compression of the foam.
Yes, he loved the foam pits.
@@AutismFamilyChannel it's compression I liked the ball pits as a kid for the same reason and didn't understand it
I just love the way you share your family experience with us. I'm glad you are better, Connor!
Thank you so much for this, it was so wholesome and genuine. I really appreciated how encouraging and sensory-friendly you all are. I turned 21 this year and I found out I'm autistic about a month ago, it's been a crazy experience but your channel has been so refreshing. It's been a steep learning curve trying to figure this out on my own, and though your channel is a recent find for me, it's been incredibly helpful as I try to learn new coping behaviors and better mentalities to internalize.
Rob, you're never too old to jump. My youth leaders took us teenagers to a trampoline park and they jumped too
You are all amazing I actually watched all your videos! Every single one.
I love the Trampoline place. It definitely gets all your energy out. And as an autistic person, it's a great way to get all your stims out.
Happy Green day 🐸💚🍀🌈
Trampolines are the best thing for sensory.
Omg this my first time seeing dads face! And I watch their videos all the time. Lol. I have a autistic 3 year old. She amazing
Love to you all 💞🌟
Best family an parents ever!!! 🤜💗🤛
I love watching this family have fun!
This is the archetype of the father I want to be.
The man I'd like to be.
Doing my best with what I have- just the love.
Aww, sorry to hear this :( one of my kids broke their tib/fib bones at a trampoline park years ago. After surgery, the ortho surgeon told us the surgeries in his dept had gone way up after our local trampoline park had opened, particularly with children.. .many life altering.. glad your son is ok :)
You're never too old to jump (if I have friends to jump with, it can be really fun - I won't tell my age, but I'm in my teen years, above 13)
Glad everyone had fun, shared & they're all ok .. beautiful kids!!😉😻🙏💗
When I was little we did not have indoor play parks, many of the caves had Bears in them.. Outside we were too busy running away from the real dinosaurs! We had to sit in our cave a practice our "cave painting" if we misbehaved. 🤣 Glad to see the family out have good healthy quality time.
Aaahhhhhhhh 😱 I do wna take my kid now to a trampoline park! Such a good idea! Looks like it was so much fun! Thanks for sharing! I’m sorry your other kiddo had an accident, hopefully he recover soon and think about that day to be still so much fun!
What a wonderful experience! I have been wanting to go to a trampoline park!
Good ol trampoline parks. They often come with a free ticket to the hospital!
Looks like the kids had a blast. Looks like the staff was good with them
Looks like so much fun
Im 30 years old and would love to play and jump at a place like this! We don't have one where I live
Connor said exactly what that park would be for my son HEAVEN 😊
That look fun and happy St Patrick's Day
Hi family! Thanks for the nice video. Great sensory trip for a night out. I hope that everything is all right with Connor. Does he had broken his arm? Good to see that the rest of you are fine. I look forward to the next video! A big hug from the Netherlands! 🇳🇱😃❤🇺🇲
no broken arm thank goodness. Thank you
@@AutismFamilyChannel I'm happy to hear that Connor does not have a broken arm. Get well soon with his arm. 🇳🇱😃❤🇺🇲
That's fun for your family and BTW I used to go to Trampoline place a lot when I was a kid.
That looked fun! They all looked like they had fun. It's too bad Connor hurt his arm.
This looks fun!!!!
I hope Conner is ok 👍 and I love your video ❤️ 😊
Can you do a video on how your kids handle music and noise? I’m autistic level 2 and I can’t do loud noise at all. I’m trying to find ways to cope with it. Oh I love the comment about David and galiath. I grew up in that same church. I hope y’all have a nice day. Thank you for doing the videos it’s helping me a lot.
That’s awesome would love going there I do have some similar struggles that your boys got
Poor Conner I hope he feels better soon but I'm glad he's okay
Great parents
Ian is such a gentle and caring big brother
Is it just my imagination, or is there something special about the way Connor's body moves? Is there anything about him that isn't cute? Of course, his brothers are adorable, too.
I love these place
I love your videos! Please film more often!
I’d love to but I work full time and have a lot on the to do lists 😉 but hopefully next week we will have an upload
@@AutismFamilyChannel I hope everything goes well for you and your family.
Ouch 😣.. hope Connor is ok 👌
All your sons are so sweet but Alistair is really sweet!
I think that back when I was little, there were indoor parks with play structures in them instead of indoor trampoline parks.
Nice day out 👍
9:32 what’s sad is that you can see connor screaming in pain
yaaaaaay how fun 🥰
Once there was like this kids fun park, I didn’t care for anything but the trampoline, but I injured my ankle everytime we went.
Thank you for sharing all of this with us. I more recently found your channel and I appreciate you guys.
Not sure if you guys respond to comments… but I was really wondering if you are aware of a lot of accounts on tictock where the people say they are autistic… I thinking of some young women in particular. And I’m not a Dr. but I’m a little confused as to how they received that diagnoses. Like I know Autism is on a spectrum and had different severity’s. I guess I am just wondering if you have checked out some of these accounts and what it is that YOU think of them.
A lot of people self-diagnose themselves and some fake it for views.
We made a video called “is autism being watered down?” …maybe useful to you 👍
Geez the boys are getting so tall! o.o growling like weeds.
Hello to Ian he is getting older his voice is getting deeper sorry to say that
Have you tried the figet cubes for stiming
The crash pad is super nice! Better than the foam cubes 🤢 hopefully the boys got out some energy. My 5 and 7 year old could jump for 2.5 hours straight 😂
I always get stuck in those foam cubes
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Hi I was watching the video when u guys try the cbd oil just what to know if work for our son
Can I ask you, have the boys made progress in their coping with the stress at all? I am an adult and I just was diagnosed in the spectrum last year. I am just trying to figure out how to cope woth things more effectively now that I know I am on the spectrum
Yes things are getting better now we know signs to look for and getting them to a calm area with a weighted blanket, etc.
Kids boys love ❤ 😍 💖
I just watched the bad stomach video, I was wondering if you would be able to get ian to try explain how it feels? I’m autistic and I get stomach pain sometimes where it feels like there’s a razor wire attaching inside my belly button to my groin area and when I move it’s like getting ripped from the inside, it’s a very strange painful feeling
I can ask him sure
I have autism aswell when I was 7 aproximently 4 years ago I broke my elbow at a trampoline park
Nice
I'm on the spectrum and a big obstacle I face is I have a really hard time dealing with pain and sickness. It's like everything feels really intense for me. Does that happen to any one else?
I love how Ian apologised during the jousting with Connor. Are you sure that Ian isn’t British? Lol (I’m always apologising to people and I’m overly empathetic towards objects too, so I’d probably have apologised to the crash mats for landing on them)
فيديو رائع 👍👍
I would not be able to go to a trampoline park because my balance has gotten so bad that I now have to use a walker!
Hope Connor and Alistairare both ok after the elbow bump and splits
Yes
Why mommy and daddy are not jumping? I joined my kids and I’m 40😁
What is Connor okay
They don't even look on spectrum anymore 😊
Connor got wiped out 😜😶😶
he sure did
@@AutismFamilyChannel Insert sad violin meme music here
I'm bad on monkey bars two
My son asd age 8 the same 😅
Hello thanks for All amazing and awesome vlogs could I please be all your sons best friend and all your family best friend from Mark
Have seen that you show videos where your son is having terrible stomach pain. Why not give him a good quality vegan pre and probiotic gummy and teach him how to enjoy apples and pears and have him drink sunsweet prune juice NOT from concentrate coax him, even a few sips will help also Calm gummies (magnesium) and some smarty pants vitamins. No dairy, and limit processed foods. There is also a spray that's tasteless that you can spray in his mouth 3 times per day, it helps remove the metals from his body. Being so constipated with pain can very dangerous and is not necessary. Change his diet :)
They are normal waht. The defrrent or waht the Problem have hem🙄
There is something you might want to know about autism and religions.
I saw that you were a part of the church of laterday saint on a video 5 years ago.
I don't know if this is still up to date but i couldn't command dirrectly on it.
Your boys will have a *far* greatest chance of actively disbelieving the religion once adult then "normal" children.
It is very important that you read about this fact and that you do not let him down once that will be put in the table.
That is not anybody's fault, that is just how we are hard-wired. Naturalist to the core, cannot believe anything without evidence. No metaphor, no bs. Just facts.
I have myself lost a parent because of this. (Under catholicism)
And i know M0rmons even more easily excomuniate and socialy isolate dissidents, this is why it seemed very relevant.
As they ask questions, learn, develop under our love and teachings, we will ultimately let them choose their path in life. Our faith relies very heavily on free will. We won’t force them into anything, but we will let them know our convictions.
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