Repetitive jumping is a common behavior among children on the autism spectrum. Often linked to sensory needs or self-regulation, this movement is a form of stimming that helps them manage emotions or excitement. Understanding why autistic children jump can lead to more effective support strategies at home and in therapy. Explore the meaning behind this behavior and how to respond with... https://rachnaautismcare.com/bounding-with-purpose-supporting-autistic-children-who-love-to-jump