Autistic Stimming: what is it and why do autistic people do it? Stimming, short for self-stimulatory behaviour, is a natural and beautiful part of being autistic. It’s one of the many ways autistic individuals interact with and regulate their sensory world. Sadly, stimming is often misunderstood or seen as something that needs to be “managed” or “stopped.” But the truth is, stimming is a powerful form of self-expression, regulation, and joy—and it deserves to be celebrated. What Is Stimming? Sti

Autistic children often love to repeat music or videos because repetition provides comfort, predictability, and sensory satisfaction. Here are some key reasons why they engage in this behavior: 1. Predictability & Routine – Many autistic children thrive on routine and predictability. Replaying a song or video gives them a sense of control and reduces anxiety. 2. Sensory Stimulation – Music and videos can provide enjoyable sensory input. Some children are particularly drawn to specific sounds, rh

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14K views · 1.8K reactions | Watching those arm waves never gets old 凉 How does your loved one stim? ❤️ #autism #nonverbal #autismawareness #sibs #autismacceptance #autistic #stimming #nonverbalautism #disabled #learningdisabilities #learningdisability | Ewen and Me | Facebook