Parenting Autism: Helping Bryce Work Through Balloon Anxiety with ABA
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This video was taken two years ago when Bryce was six years old. He had developed a huge fear of balloons as well as anything else that he thought could make an unexpected loud noise. He still struggles with this anxiety issue but has certainly learned to cope much better. ☺ On this day, we had assistance from his RBT and one of his best friends, Cassidy. It was beautiful to watch him work through his emotions and learn to trust us all. We hope you enjoy this video, too. It demonstrates what small steps and lots of patience can do in the world of autism.
My nephew with Autism was obsessed with air filled balloons. He didn’t like popping them but he loved playing with balloons .
Very interesting!
The encouragement is beautiful.
Thank you so much for your kind words.
@@ChrisColter hi, please tell Cassidy she's an amazing sister
He is so adorable omg I'm heartbroken
Thank you for watching and commenting! ❤️ He still struggles with balloons popping and unexpected loud noises. We keep working with him!
@@ParentingAutismShow and the fear of unexpected loud sounds is totally normal. His fear of balloons totally make sense.
@@shirabetzalel5704 Thank you for sharing this with us!
This video makes me so happy
Thank you for your encouragement.
@@ParentingAutismShow you’re welcome ❤️ I hope he’s doing ok
@@ParentingAutismShowthis Video is so sweet
Thank you! We do our best.@@stephensnell5707
I get this kid. I’m 26 and on the spectrum and I absolutely dread balloons with a passion. They give me anxiety
Thank you for sharing. We were wondering if this would be a lifelong worry for him.
@@ParentingAutismShow I notice they gave him distress even when they weren’t inflated, which is a bit different for me. When they are inflated that’s the only time they distress me, it has to do the unpredictable nature of them popping, balloons popping is an anxiety of mine.
@@PatriaPrimum yes, he is hypersensitive to even deflated balloons in fear that they will be filled and pop. Thanks for giving more details. It is a delicate subject for him.
Same
I hate balloons as well. I have a balloon of phobia and it's the worst because whenever balloons come out I like cannot be in the same room as them
Thanks for your comment. I told Bryce and he still agrees, he hates balloons, too because they could pop and be loud.
I have autism spectrum disorders to tell Bryce that it's alright everyone is different