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Fine Motor Skills | Are YOU This BAD? (UNBELIEVABLE) · Aspergers & Autism Podcast [The Aspie World] AuDHD

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  fine motor skills. And are you this bad?
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  All that and more is coming up. Hey guys, before you get started
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  Hey, everybody, what? Back to the outer world.
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  My name is done. I have autism ADHD OCD and
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  dyslexia and I make weekly videos on this kind of content.
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  this video if you think you can help somebody, okay, so fine
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  motor skills. I have a super, super big issue
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  with fine motor skills, and I decided I wanted to talk about
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  it and talk about discussing some of the tips for adults that
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  I never really seen. No one talked about on YouTube.
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  Okay, guys. So before we get started, I want
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  to know, are you someone who is having difficulty with fine
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  motor skills. Are you come to this video?
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  To learn about it for somebody else?
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  Let me know. In a comment down below.
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  So if you do it right now, let's start a conversation.
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  now, I feel stupid. Okay.
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  So basically, let's get into this.
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  There's a thing called fine motor skills.
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  And this basically fine motor skills on this gross motor
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  skills. Gross motor skills are like
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  picking big things up like a grabbing like a spade or picking
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  up your backpack or you know, putting on a coat or something
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  like that. And then you have fine.
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  What skills which is like the smaller detail like picking
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  things like this up and holding small objects in your hand.
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  Now like this is one example of holding a small object in your
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  hand. But you know, there are
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  difficulties that come with that.
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  I'm going to get in some, if any of you guys have seen a video.
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  I'll link it here. If you already haven't.
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  There's a video I released about, I don't know, maybe a
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  year, and a half, two years ago. It was called five autism life
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  hacks, right? And in that, I talked about the
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  fact that I wear slip on shoes, or I actually saw these ones are
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  actually Vans autism shoes. Which pretty cool.
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  Right? These are Advanced or when she's
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  but our slip ons and rightfully so.
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  So before I actually have these I had to take my shoelaces out
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  of my shoes and replace them with elastic bands because she
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  laces that difficult. Now the reason she always has a
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  so difficult is because shoelaces actually have a huge
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  disadvantage of people who have issues with final test.
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  People on the autism spectrum. Actually are more prone to have
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  issues with motor skills, especially fine motor skills,
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  like our saying picking things up.
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  One of the biggest ones that really bugs.
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  Me is trying to open and pick out my headphones from my
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  airports. Okay.
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  Now these are are pods is a standard Apple kind of the new
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  airports that are actually there like noise prove or noise
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  cancelling. And if you open the pot, it
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  takes me a while to actually open the bloody thing.
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  But inside here, you actually have a to little like Wells,
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  that whole of the ear buds. Now, I can't open these things
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  long enough to actually take them out and I'll taking these
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  out of here is actually quite A task for me to get these out.
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  It takes quite a while. But I actually can do it in the
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  end, but it's very difficult because trying, to put the
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  pincer grip, which I'll talk about in a minute.
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  It's difficult to open for these.
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  Now, the pincer grip is where you have two fingers and you can
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  like pins things kind of like a crab.
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  And the pencil grip is the main key feature in, actually,
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  picking things up for fine motor skills, right?
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  And some other ways of where this actually comes into play,
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  Go seeing earlier it with shoes, with shoelaces.
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  Now, these are actually my running shoes.
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  They're actually just completely tired like this.
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  They only help me tie these up and they're completely tied like
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  that. Just because it's going to be
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  difficult. I could never untie these like
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  that, like, shoes shoelaces themselves are so difficult to
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  untie. I just never ever actually got
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  the ability to do it because they're so difficult and they're
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  so kind of like it's fiddly, you know, you got to get your hands
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  in there and do stuff. And then my hands, kind of cramp
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  up. And then I have no real action
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  in my hands. I remember once we were walking
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  the dog. Dog, and I had a dog lead in my
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  hand and I kind of went to pull a little clip down to lock the
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  dog lead because another dog going to others and it didn't
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  work. It just didn't work.
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  It just ended up pushing the lead further towards the other
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  dog and moves us to say the person who had the other dog
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  wasn't very amused. Now, another big issue that
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  comes into play with the the fine motor skills.
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  Is this? Hold on?
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  Do any of you people over there? Who have watching this right
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  now? I have children.
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  I salute you. The job is a testing once a
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  tough one, but it's also super rewarding.
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  So hey. Shout out to my moms and dads
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  out there. Watching this video.
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  You guys are amazing. And you always have come across
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  these little things. Now.
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  This is basically, I call them poppers.
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  I don't know what you call them where you're from.
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  But basically they're little tiny, like, press studs.
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  I guess, I thought that's a word and then you have to like, fit
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  them together. You have like a male and female
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  end and you have to try and squash them together.
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  And by squash them together, you're able to fasten the Gamin
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  together and bypassing the Gammas.
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  Give it a go. You have a closed, but these
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  things are the The bane of my existence, like, trying to put
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  these things together. It never works.
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  I feel like I put them together and I squeezed and I never
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  really clicked and I put it down, I squeeze.
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  And then the thing just falls off.
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  My kid walking about, he's like a dad to get my jump.
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  Has just fallen off from like throw it down.
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  That is a really big issue. Huge issue.
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  Who's this one next baby stuff. Stop.
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  Putting pop this on baby clothes for people with bad fine motor
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  skills. Now, the other thing along the
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  same lines with baby clothes, is this, this is a baby government,
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  but they have tiny. Any buttons now, these tiny
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  teeny buttons are so difficult like getting the button through
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  that hole is so difficult and like it's never going to happen.
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  That is never going to happen. I've no idea why they make this
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  whole so blinking small. But like China, get those
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  buttons through that hole is super depressing because I can't
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  do it. And then I feel like I'm a bit
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  of a failure and then the other thing, the main thing is putting
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  a key in a DOT right there. Still people normally have the,
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  you know, front door keys. Or whatever and you put the keys
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  in the lock it in a lock and open the door that takes a few
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  seconds. For me.
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  It takes ages. It takes way longer.
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  It actually takes minutes for me to do this because getting the
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  key in my hand and a position and the grip of how I hold.
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  The key is really difficult and I feel like it's never really
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  secure. And then, I put the key in the
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  door, but it takes me ages to line up with the hole and then
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  try and actually push it in to turn it.
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  And, even our patio doors upstairs.
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  I've got a key to open to open them and it's like, so it's the
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  worst thing ever. But noticing that, we have these
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  issues me and Naomi and My girlfriend.
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  If you guys haven't been on this channel long, we decided that we
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  would find some ways to overcome this, with some hacks.
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  And, you know me, I love hacks and coping skills and strategy.
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  So, I have three items here, which I'm going to be Paramount
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  for helping you with fine motor skills.
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  If you have the same issues that I've been experiencing, right?
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  Just before we get into those hat.
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  If you believe that this video is helpful to somebody and is
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  worth it, please. Can you share this on Facebook,
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  Twitter and Instagram and anywhere?
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  You feel. It may help somebody because it
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  really helped me out and it helped.
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  You guys out as well so that I'd be super super awsome.
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  Oh, don't forget to give us a cheeky like thumbs up because
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  I'll be super cool. Let me know if you like this
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  kind of video. So the first thing I'm going to
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  talk about is sippers. I made a heck of a noise,
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  zippers are basically Zips that they're kind of like teeth that
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  integrate like this, but they have like a pool called on them
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  and the poor card. It is quite small, which is
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  perfectly fine motor skills. So, as you can see in this
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  example, I have this fanny pack as American Scholar or a for a
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  bum bag. Actually got this one for free.
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  You to give us some. It was really really nice of
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  them. But yeah.
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  So you can see this pulling this ZIP open and close is actually a
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  really good way to practice fine motor skills because it's such a
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  difficult task to do, but it's also focusing your pincer grip
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  and actually helping you overcome stuff.
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  If anybody can hear anything in the background, it's actually my
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  dog. My dog is the biggest pain in
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  the butt and he always gets in the way of videos.
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  And his name is Randall, by the way.
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  So yeah, he's a, there's a lot of pictures on Instagram.
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  So I highly recommend trying out the pincer grip with a zipper
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  because what it does is it kind of starts to strengthen that
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  skill of you actually using the zip, you know, forward and
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  backwards backwards. And I actually may help it.
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  I like it helps me. I feel like it really helps me a
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  lot. So hey, I might actually help
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  you. Okay guys.
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  So the next hack I'm going to talk about is putty, right.
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  So I have This stuff is like you sent to me.
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  It was really nice. I did an unboxing for a company
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  and they sent me this stuff which is a basically, a pinch,
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  me therapy, do so to therapy do that.
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  You use your cat. What kind of like a petty it's
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  kind of like a, you know, a sensory or a static party that
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  people use to like, cams. I was down but I found that this
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  really helps with things like, you know, because you're
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  squeezing the putty, it helps with a fastening those muscles
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  and getting you used to gripping things as well.
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  So the putty is We really good, but this one's actually a pinch
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  do. So, if I show you guys what kind
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  of like a, it's, I don't know. It's more like a plasticine kind
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  of thing. So you can like, pinch this one.
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  And yeah, it's really, really nice.
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  I actually really enjoyed this one and it's just, I don't know.
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  It's just, it's just a nice do really I highly recommend you
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  guys getting some kind of a stress, a party or something
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  like that or something similar to this Pinch Me.
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  Chill kind of stuff because it's really handy and it definitely
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  helps with those muscles. Front.
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  Let's come to the last and final hack.
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  Okay, I actually stole this from my son, but it was a double kind
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  of, by when we bought it. This is that serves two purposes
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  one. It helped my son because he's
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  only little kind of, you know, home in on his fine motor
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  skills, but also helps me with my friend motor skills.
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  Now this thing has a bunch of different activities on it.
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  Yes, it's made for children, but at the end of the day if it's
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  going to help you as well, why not?
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  So you can see here now, it has like these these little doors
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  and then you can put these like latches on and push these or
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  Things down which I can't do them on.
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  But by doing these and playing with these, you're able to
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  actually learn fine, motor skills and practice, fine motor
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  skills, as well. So this bond is pretty cool.
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  So it's got the lock on it and stuff like that.
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  And then it also has this like that one.
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  That's kind of cool. And then you got this padlock
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  type of one. Not this board is really cool.
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  We really enjoy it and we there's a way we wanted to get
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  it. It's made by a company called
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  Melissa and Doug. I will link this down below in
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  description for an Amazon linkers to exactly the one we
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  bought. If you want to get yourself one
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  of these all your you kids on these I found it really helpful
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  and the actually does help especially this one which is a
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  lock port. Number four on the dot.
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  I just show you guys a close-up. So this number for one actually
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  is so good. That like it's really really
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  helped me with trying these ones.
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  We have a baby gate obviously and this this type of block is
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  super difficult normally, but now since we have this this
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  board, yeah, we managed to actually sort out, which was
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