Autism hand flapping is really common, in this video I explain why people with Autism and Aspergers Syndrome flap their hands sometimes. | The Aspie World

Hand flapping is a repetitive behavior often seen in individuals with autism, where they rapidly move their hands or fingers, typically in response to excitement, stress, or sensory overload. It’s a form of self-stimulation (or “stimming”) and can vary in frequency and intensity. #ausomekc #autismjourney #AutismAwareness #autismacceptance #highlightseveryone | Anna Dominique Tribunal

Start understanding how hand flapping is a sign of vision and movement difficulties in Autism. Hand flapping is often associated with Autism but is also a sign that someone's movement foundations are off. Improve hand flapping by working with your child's spine and vision. Take the Sitting and vision course to get started. https://www.movementlesson.academy/offers/wSGg5qzD/checkout #autism #autismhandflapping #autismandmovement #sittingandvision | Movement Lesson