When Brody got bigger he outgrew his tricycle and was unable to pedal a two-wheeled bike independently. Niki, Brody’s mom, says riding an adapted bike has been a game changer for him and their family. It’s given Brody a way to participate in an everyday activity that so many of us enjoy. It’s allowed him to do it independently and connect with his friends at school and connect us as a family. Brody’s sister, Mason, gets in on the fun too! Mason loves to help her big brother steer the bike and even likes to ride it to show him how fast she can go. Watch this video to see Brody show off his wheels and how it’s made an impact on his and his family’s life.
It’s given Brody a way to participate in an everyday activity that so many of us enjoy. It’s allowed him to do it independently and connect with his friends at school and connect us as a family.
Kerry's Place - (FFS) Keeping Connections for Children and Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (15 - 17) - Online
This monthly social group gives youth the opportunity to apply skills related to good sportsmanship by discussing recent social experiences, and playing collaborative games, in an informative and social atmosphere.
City of Barrie - Funnastics Preschool aged - Barrie
Sensory aware gymnasium drop-in space that gives individuals with disabilities the opportunity to play and try out gymnastics in a safe and fun envoirnment.
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