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pov this is what happens when you try to brush you special needs son hair...
@itscassieblanko
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Why it worked
The video resonates with viewers due to its raw and relatable depiction of the challenges faced by parents of children with special needs, particularly regarding sensory sensitivities during grooming. The creator's vulnerability and the authentic portrayal of the struggle likely fostered strong emotional engagement and sharing.
Summary
A parent attempts to brush their child's hair, which is a difficult and sensitive task due to the child's special needs. The child resists, cries, and even bites the parent's arm, highlighting the challenges faced by families with special needs children.
Structure
- 1Parent attempts to brush child's hair
- 2Child resists and becomes distressed
- 3Parent tries different methods and reassures child
- 4Child bites parent's arm
- 5Parent continues despite the difficulty
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pov this is what happens when you try to brush you special needs son hair...
Transcript
Hey. Stop. You don't bite. Hey. No. Okay. I'm trying to use this soft brush but it's not really working that well. I know. But you have a big tangle in the back of your head. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. Come on. Hey. No. Stop. You don't bite. That's not nice. First we brush. Then we can go downstairs and we can eat and have fun, okay? Thank you. Okay. Breathe. Sit down. This is gonna work out, y'all. No, we're not done. Stop. Good job. You're letting me. Stop. You don't bite. That's not nice. I get anxiety literally trying to brush his hair. We have to take care of the hair God gave us. I know, but I know. Hey. Okay. We have to finish. We're almost done. As you can tell, he bit down on my skin really, really bad, but that's the best I could do.
Original caption
Hair brushing can be incredibly uncomfortable for special needs children because of sensory sensitivities. Before you judge a child’s reaction, remember: what feels minor to you may feel unbearable to them. #autismawareness #autism #specialneeds
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