DS loves jumping and bouncing on anything that is remotely a bit squishy.
He jumps on beds, the settle, cushions, bare floor - anything!
DS jumps when he is happy, if he is distressed, agiated, upset then there is no jumping so the fact that he jumps alot throughout the day is a very good sign.
Im our previous house I bought him a outdoor trampoline which he loved! I found that when he was distressed then bouncing it out on the trampoline would help calm him down, it would sometimes take that edge of his anxiety.
We moved 6 months ago and left the trampoline as it was so battered and not in the best state that I decided we would get a new one.
I applied to a charity that part funds equipment for child with brain related conditions such as autism and ADHD and after alot of to-ing and fro-ing with myself, our GP and DS school teacher providing reports that DS hugely benefits from bouncing (all standard procedure) I recieved a letter from them that we have been partly funded for a brand new shiny outdoor trampoline! Yay!
I can choose from a 8ft, 10ft and 12ft, the larger the trampoline the more cash I have to put towards it so today I am going to measuring where its going to go in the garden and deciding on which size.
I can wait to see DS doing his happy jumping on the trampoline as I know hes missed having one.
Tape measure at the ready.......
Who doesn't love to bounce!? I am 37 and love a trampoline. Great news to get it funded, you must be so pleased?
ReplyDeleteI must admit Ive been known to have the odd sneaky bounce on his trampoline! Yes im thrilled to get it part funded - I only had to put £36 to it so I'm really chuffed! x
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