@joannebourne12: I talk about Harry and how he regulates quite often. Walking, his hoverboard, the trampoline. Our treadmill has also become so much more than a piece of exercise equipment for Harry. 💙 As an autistic person, Harry needs lots of movement to help regulate his body and emotions. He uses the treadmill several times a day, often just for a few minutes, and that repetitive, predictable movement helps him release energy, reset and feel more settled. It’s also a great example of proactive regulation, rather than waiting until Harry becomes overwhelmed or dysregulated, we give his body the movement it needs throughout the day to help him stay regulated. It’s such a simple thing, but for Harry it makes a really big difference. 🥰 It’s worth considering that we don’t necessarily need to wait for our children to become dysregulated, there are methods that may help and importantly prevent dysregulation. It won’t work for everyone though I get that 💙#PrinceHarryhasAutism #fyp #regulation #emotion #movement

Lucy :

thats a brilliant idea especially in the winter months

martin quinn :

got a lovely young man there

sarahmccrory31 :

I’m interested in what he listens to on his phone ?

Mostafa🇪🇬🇬🇷🇬🇧😎 :

How are you today, my brother?

elaineferriehair :

Good job Harry 👍👍

Gail lawlee :

hi harry

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I Love harry

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Sotriy :

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amazing job harrryy

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Sotriy :

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Elle59 :

[Heartwarming]

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Rick :

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