ASMR with Sensory & Therapy Items

[@GibiASMR]

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[@roneteus]

the word "bespoke" is like an ASMR trigger in itself

[@jannat5039]

Love your videos !!!

[@d3th_cl0ud6]

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[@error...40]

Is it the middle of the day? yes. Am I going to take a nap? yes. Am I going to get stuff from the shop Gibi got the props? yes. Is Gibi's ASMR absolutely amazing? most definitely yes.

[@kysewo]

It’s 2 am here lol

[@simel6741]

@@kysewo were r u from lol

[@Perishan]

1:41 AM here

[@theretrosavage]

😴

[@reillyplumley737]

3:03 am here

[@francesarnette5844]

As a Occupational Therapy Assistant student, and a sensory seeker, who is about to graduate, I love being shown different places to get stuff like this. Also, I was just trained on the Wilbarger Protocol, and it is so interesting how this works with sensory processing, and the effects it has on the kids. It’s probably been one of my favorite things that I have learned… and performed.

[@curiouswatermelon2603]

Heeyy! Congrats on almost graduating! I’m a second year OTD student and I still have a ways to go, but we got to take some of the brushes home and they’re so simple but cool!

[@barbarasmith3794]

The batons!

[@_wise.frog_21]

I'm so excited to see another occupational therapy student!!! I'm from Spain, and here our profession isn't that recognised, so i get pretty happy hearing it being mentioned out of college 🤩

[@cadencedances620]

I’m still in high school but it’s my dream to be a pediatric occupational therapist!

[@stacyletters7370]

These items are extremely calming for the autism spectrum. Thank you for everything you do Gibi. I hope you know how much ASMR helps people on the spectrum. Its a relief to finally find comfort in sounds rather than conflict.

[@annabannabel]

So wholesome ❤😊

[@Weezerfann74]

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[@Tiffbishop2]

I told my mom over the phone the other night that I watch ASMR. She doesn’t really understand it but was really cool about it. I told her it helps with my anxiety and I could hear her start tapping on things to see what kind of sounds they make. Just wanted to share that I finally told someone I watch ASMR and it went well. Watching and enjoying ASMR is nothing to be ashamed of. Love to you all

[@i.1213]

Why should you be ashamed of it??! You’re healing yourself with natural harmless tools, instead of taking pharma pills. You should actually be proud of yourself for it.

[@Tiffbishop2]

@@i.1213 I never said I was ashamed of it. I was letting everyone who is ashamed know that there’s nothing to be ashamed. There are a lot of people that hide the fact that they watch ASMR so this message is for all of them.

[@i.1213]

@@Tiffbishop2 good i agree 👏🏻👏🏻

[@HarryStikers]

I never understood why people assume people are going to like... Act like you're a freak for enjoying ASMR?? Literally just describe it as the same thing as listening to rain or ocean sounds to fall asleep, except it's a person doing things that sound nice.

[@coolandamazingchicken6165]

Did you recently get married?

[@foxtism]

as someone who is autistic and has a lot of sensory needs, this is one of my favorite asmr videos. i love seeing recommendations along with the sounds and especially seeing how much you enjoy them too.

[@Syltrian_Drawz]

sameee, I love it

[@frankie_airo]

same!!

[@0xAAA]

Nighry

[@danielapearson1930]

Same I have ADHD or ADD and autism I love it

[@-Dynamite]

49:12 that was an absolutely insane shot!! So much detail on all the little pieces and whisps

[@TheFudily]

I gave an audible "Whoaaa!" for that one.

[@wolfshadow_Obama_Osama]

@@TheFudily no one aksed

[@TheFudily]

@@wolfshadow_Obama_Osama Once you turn 13 or so, you'll likely realize how lame that is. Or, maybe you won't and you'll just be perpetually lame.

[@Aarron_]

@@TheFudilydude could be 38 adults can be losers too Like look at jack doherty

[@emmsies223]

HI! OB/GYN here! We use those surgical brushes you have just to clean our hands. The side with the bristles is for cleaning your nails, and then the sponge side for your fingers/hands/forearms. For cleaning the patient's skin pre-op, there are actually different sponge sticks we use (chlorhexidine prep sticks) - for example, to be used on a patient's abdomen just prior to starting a surgery. Wonderful video!

[@sarahcooper8567]

When the hospital gave me that after I had my baby I had no idea 😂 I used it to brush her hair.

[@SpirtedAwayASMR]

That’s so cool a ob/gyn watches gibi’s videos thanks for the info ❤❤❤

[@MollieferMolecules]

Cool! We sometimes use them in OT as part of a sensory diet

[@alyshasalazar-cortez1393]

@Sarah Cooper I did too but I also used one for bath time when she was a newborn baby, just when washing her hair to keep the cradle cap away. That's how i saw the NICU nurses use them also.

[@Defirence]

Chlorhexidine is amazing, I get such horrible Eczema on my hands and ever since I started permanently washing my hands with a 3% Chlorhexidine soap it's never come back. It's the same stuff used in the hospital here and elsewhere (Bioscrub).

[@sweetlorikeet]

For your friend who bites their nails, you can get special chewing jewelry! Pendants, bracelets and rings made of safe chewable materials. My friend who would compulsively bite their wrists found the chewable bracelets so helpful. The jewelry format makes them convenient and a bit more subtle.

[@jazzyirwin9631]

Sorry to bother! I also have a issue like this! What are these called or where are they sold?

[@Faith-gc7xz]

@@jazzyirwin9631 I went on Etsy and searched "chewlery", and a lot of shops popped up. I bought an Oreo one from ChewsMe, which is a great shop with lots of charms, beads, etc. Definitely worth checking out!!

[@HarryStikers]

@@jazzyirwin9631 Etsy, Amazon, etc Hell, you can probably but some teething lanyards in the baby section at your local department store (less subtle, but just as good!)

[@cerise333]

that is so random I'd never heard of that before chewable jewelry XD where do you get it?

[@lilstax-empty-]

I think I have watched this at least 14 times and it’s only been a month the something about the softness in the mic quality 😫✨ so many nice tingles

[@EduardPlays3495]

i have watched it everyday at least once a day

[@emilyrubright7232]

Oh my gosh the body tappers unlocked a core memory from my childhood. My dad was a chiropractor when I was growing up and he had some of those at his office. I LOVED them.

[@Nat-hq8ie]

I went to occupational therapy for sensory processing disorder (to help learn to cope with it), and I have one of the surgical brushes for brushing and stimming with! It really helps and Ive heard a lot of people use them, never seen it in a youtube video tho :)

[@gayjayy]

Are the bristles rough?

[@Nat-hq8ie]

@@gayjayy I personally like them, but they are in the middle of rough and soft. Depending on which way you brush with the bristles it’s softer or rougher

[@allymcdaniel5091]

I did the same thing when I was really little and I made my mom take the brush and use it on my arms and back every night when I was going to sleep

[@bertramwinkleofficial]

i remember i used it every day when I was really young and i’m pretty sure we lost it when we moved… i haven’t seen it since i was 9.

[@CozyMicrowaveCo]

OH MY GOSH I HAVE SPD! glad im not the only gibi fan with diagnosed spd =D

[@Tintaaa]

As someone who is ESL, the subtitles are a tremendous help and being so well made they really add to the ASMR :)

[@K3LH]

Hey Gibi, I just wanted to say, thank you for making ASMR videos! I’m in year 7, and I’m sort of struggling with my new school, (like I know my way around and stuff but I’m still scared) I also have anxiety, so thank you so much for the ASMR videos! :D

[@bird5007]

Year 7 is difficult and it may not all work out but at least there will always be Gibi videos

[@Owencr905]

Good luck to you, next few years will be rough

[@tolidonorsometing]

Year 8 isn't much better, and you're hearing it from me

[@mohsinabbas8095]

@@tolidonorsometing but year 9 is so good I'm telling u u will enjpy it's way better then year 8

[@matthewbethell2486]

year 11 sucks guys, don’t let it get this far

[@jessieroh9516]

Gibi! I'm a licensed Occupational Therapist and thinks makes my heart so happy. These are ALL tools that an OT would use, depending on their clients/setting. I use some of the teethers with my clients (toddlers) all the time! And the brushes are definitely used for the Wilbarger protocol you talked about, so fascinating. There are all kinds of rules and patterns for that protocol for when you are brushing them on a person (what direction to go in, whether you can brush over bare skin or clothes, etc). So exciting to see little bits of our OT world out in an ASMR video!

[@jessieroh9516]

Also the "depressor" part of the grabber would be the plunger, if I'm not mistaken!

[@curiouswatermelon2603]

Eeyyy! I’m a second year OTD student and I agree, it’s always great for OT to get more attention. Some of these things we JUST learned about in class, which is kinda funny that I’m seeing it now! 💁🏻‍♂️

[@LavaDemon66]

It would definitely be cool to see some more videos of different asmr items that you have bought and you describing them. I love the rambling type asmr videos. Also glad to see more ear to ear videos since they are my favorite asmr videos.

[@beeburggg]

16:30 is so nice to me oh my god, something abt the tap noises with her whispering and then the check in just makes my brain very happy

[@sarahc7359]

I’m an SLPA (speech therapist) and I love seeing some of these fun sensory toys. LOVE the biting/chew items for sensory seekers. Biting something provides significant sensory input and really helps with oral fixations!

[@curiouswatermelon2603]

Heeyyy! I’m an OTD student! I’m actually working with some SLPs at an autism center and you guys do great stuff! Always nice to bring more awareness to these things 💁🏻‍♂️

[@breckennewkirk7576]

Duuuude thank you for shouting out occupational therapy/therapists. Sometimes it feel like this community is kind of overshadowed by others. It’s really cool to get some inspiration from your video. P.S. Thanks for giving me some ideas for OT techniques. I have a project due soon, and I may use some of this stuff to help out with that.

[@curiouswatermelon2603]

Eeyyy! Fellow OT student 😎

[@KantSpelEnithing]

Absolutely LOVE the surgical brushes. Gives great tapping and brushing tingles. We need more of this. Keep it up Gibi. ❤️

[@jessicasenbetu2905]

The Special Ed department at the high school I used to work at used those surgical brushes for sensory brushes for some of the students! The aids would use them to lightly brush on their skin to help keep them calm and regulated ❤️

[@hemank5536]

Yupp I like those surgical brushes

[@siennaprice1351]

I love the surgical brushes. I often brush myself with them, or I use them as a way of tactile stimming. I don’t know if it’s ok to do that or not though. I just love how soft they are.

[@Jackishere06]

Ahh yes life as a year 11 student being stressful only has one solution. Gibi is that solution, perfect timing gibi :)

[@yoiichis]

gl with your gcses

[@ashebeech2631]

I feel this on a spiritual level my guy

[@Rubybonez]

@@ashebeech2631 me too

[@kitsuneray]

year 12 here, it gets better. Just do as much as you can with GCSEs, take them one at a time.

[@rejectfalseicons]

good luck fellow year 11 student!

[@mayal7079]

💜 Thank you sooo much Gibi! I have struggled with oral fixation my whole life (nails, clothes, pencils, & I can’t count how many Polly pocket shoes & pencil grips I have accidentally swallowed!) unfortunately it transferred over to eating as well & now I have alot more problems than before. My little sister also used to have a surgical scrub brush to help with her sensory processing issues & unfortunately it was lost to time & I had no hopes of getting a replacement for her! This shop is a godsend for my family & I am so thankful you’ve brought it to our attention! 😁💜

[@p4n.tr4sh33]

I immediately recognized that white brush on the left side of the thumbnail, I used to brush myself with that before I put on my clothes because if I didn't I would be extremely overwhelmed by the feeling of the clothes. Thank you so much for that nostalgia or mine, I still have the brush to this day actually.

[@violet8274]

As an autistic person this is just what I need. I just know it'll provide me so much comfort for many nights.Thankyou Gibi

[@cynthiarodriguez7052]

Bless Gibi for posting and justifying me taking a midday nap 🎉

[@EvolutionBG]

cute ^^

[@theneification]

@@EvolutionBG weirdo

[@EvolutionBG]

@@theneification Wait, what? Why? 😢

[@Defirence]

@@EvolutionBG ignore negative ppl, they only wanna ruin your good vibes

[@theneification]

@@Defirence weirdo

[@loyaldarkangel7266]

Me personally it’s the calming body tappers doing a role play asmr out of it would be so relaxing 😌

[@WhisperByDesignASMR]

I love your trigger videos they always give me the most tingles! Excited for this you’re a huge inspiration for my asmr channel!

[@markscutter5035]

new sub here!

[@viralapecollective5335]

agreed! you have some great roleplays

[@zacsaari8458]

Hey there I'm a US Army medic and in austere conditions we use those brushes for both our hands and our patients. Before certain minor surgical procedures we use them to get as close to sterile conditions as we can in the field, but most of ours are impregnated with Iodine. We also will use them in nuclear, biological, and chemical attacks to decontaminate patients before we can work on them. I hope you found that interesting. I love your content and it really helps to soothe my mind before sleep. Keep it up!

[@nocturne777]

I think that little grabby claw thing might make a great "Deep Stress Extractor" for our favorite bespectacled anxiety treatment specialist.

[@bleached_craz]

as a person with adhd and severe anxiety, your videos have always helped me deal with it and it's something I've had to deal with my entire life so it's nice to have found someone who can help.

[@cattoplasm6816]

the blue circles were such good visuals especially tapping close to the camera

[@Mentallymuzz]

As I read the comments I’m happily surprised to find the many other individuals who have autism, and as a fellow autistic person myself I feel very excited to know I’m not alone here! I loved reading the comments that share similar experiences and stories of sensory needs and the importance of asmr in the lives of everyone who are autistic like me! Asmr has always been my comfort no matter what negative mood I’m facing I always turn to asmr and it never ever fails me. I go through a lot of burnouts and I also struggle with other major mental health illnesses so to be able to have this place to go where I can be calmed by KZbinrs doing asmr really really helps me through my day to day struggles. Thank you Gibi I’ve been subscribed for almost 5 whole years!! You’ve helped me through highschool and now throughout college!!! ❤❤❤

[@daydreamer_1332]

I really really like the calming body tappers! Every once in a week I go to this video and go right to that part of the video. Love it!

[@reydragonclaw1128]

The purple lighting is immaculate

[@laridion7901]

I made rainbow rice at home for my child this year! At 1 teaspoon of vinegar with drops of what ever color you want (I would use 4 drops). After that's mixed add the rice. Shake the bag until the color is evenly disbursed. Then dump onto a paper towel and smooth into a thin layer to dry overnight. Repeat for each color you want and then combined in a zip lock bag the next morning. 🤷‍♀️

[@samschellhase8831]

ASMR has become one of my go-to things to listen to. It's so much more than just for sleep for me, it's background noise and sounds for whatever I'm doing, from gaming to work to reading stuff online. Honestly, it rivals minecraft background music! and this video has the perfect mix of sounds and whispers that is so incredibly tingly, I love this one

[@gracecarter8694]

This might sound weird (and I don’t even know if possible) but I would LOVE a video that is just exclusively Gibi doing ads. I always find her ad sections one of my favourite triggers for some reason and end up rewatching the same part many times 😴😴

[@ianmccarter6192]

My niece was born premature and we used those brushes on our hands to get under the nails and get dead skin off to be fully cleaned before visiting her in the hospital.

[@potato1674]

I'll be honest please do make a video solely on the surgical brushes For the first time in a year they gave me tingles And I agree that they are super amazing triggers

[@youtubehodol3989]

Gibi was one of the first asmrist I listened to and up to today still one of my favorites

[@reillycaitlin744]

Far out the biting items are a game changer, unlocked a core memory of before I realised I had sensory sensitivities(and also bad teeth and jaw pain since I was young) I would get in weird zones where all I wanted to do was chew on something to relieve stress and help my teeth. I’ve not had that need for many years but seeing those tools made me instantly want to chew them😂 So fascinating!

[@Defirence]

I relate to this do much, I had such badly impacted wisdom teeth before I got them surgically removed. I used to destroy pens and pencils, pen caps etc. Anything that could be chewed or bitten would be in my mouth in an instant lmao. It's reliving not having that pain or desire to chew/bite anymore though!!

[@Defirence]

so* much I'm overtired as hell I'm sorry lol

[@urgentpancake]

Is this the only sponsored Saturday that doesn’t start with “This sponsored Saturday is sponsored by…..”?

[@curt3633]

The surgical brushes with the sponge on the back is what we received when I had my two children. They used them for their first bath 💗

[@PrimeDaOne]

Gibi is the only youtuber I would watch the whole entire ad of

[@Migsfigs8]

The way you showed the box of the candle and then the box of matches and then the candle made me think at first that you were going to light the other matches on fire with the match you had just lit

[@Migsfigs8]

Oh wait you did show the candle before… but still lol, I was like wait what is she lighting

[@princefado]

I love this, especially the chewing objects!!! I've bought several things I've enjoyed from Stimtastic in the past; unfortunately they're on hiatus/closed it seems. But for anyone looking for chewing objects that might be more "socially acceptable", try looking around for chewable jewelry; there are lots of designs that can be passed off pretty easily as normal jewelry (just make sure you're buying from a reputable source that's using the proper materials, generally food-safe silicone)

[@caydenm8382]

These whispering videos are so nice! Thanks pal 😁

[@TheFudily]

The doodley-type microfiber is called Chenille Microfiber. Also the reason you tend to feel negatively toward microfiber is because cheap microfiber feels very rough and catches the skin on your hand, with a very unpleasant dry/scratchy sensation. What you need to do is feel some quality microfiber, it's magical.

[@madravlegaming6781]

Day 185 of :asking gibi to do a Shera catra role-play

[@colleenschreier825]

Hi Gibi, I'm actually an occupational therapist and have performed the Wilbarger brushing protocol for children with autism and ADHD in the past and I've found consistent use of it can help with task attention, emotional regulation, and also with tactile defensiveness/sensory aversions. Love that you included this - so cool! And so cool that you researched it.

[@ASMRNatasha]

We love a long content Queen,🌟 it takes me upwards of 30min to fall asleep so these long videos are absolutely perfect 🎧🫶🏼✨

[@petalpassion3636]

I agree 💯. I'm exactly the same.

[@yasminbreckney8379]

i really enjoyed the body tappers, slow and fast! ❤

[@courtneylarochelle4750]

My 3 year old son is on a sensory diet, and we just started The Wilbarger Protocol with those brushes. We do this every 90 minutes for the next 2 weeks and will slowly go longer periods of time. It instantly calms him down and keeps him focused, it’s truly amazing

[@trixielambda8327]

Yes please Gibi, do a full video! Thanks for your awesome channel and personality. It actually is really helpful in dealing with everyday stress and anxiety.

[@losermarzz]

Alternate title: *gibi letting her adhd and inner child play with toys for a video*

[@GibiASMR]

accuracy

[@OOBEJuanKenobi]

@@GibiASMR ADHD = really conceited people (psychiatrists are too afraid to go there out in the open)…

[@maxlopez8573]

I'm autistic and you are really helpful for me. Not only is ASMR helpful for when I get overwhelmed or stressed, but you particularly are perfect for me. I am always super interested in the content you create, and the way you talk like you're having a conversation and you smile and personality are so happy and comforting. You also always keep my mind and senses occupied and I don't get under stimulated because of the way you talk and the way you rambling gives my brain something to focus on as well! Thank you so much, you are so amazing!

[@curiouswatermelon2603]

I’m a second year OTD student and we JUST learned about the brushes! What a coinkydink 💁🏻‍♂️

[@justrelax9163]

Idk how many more of these items you have, but yes part 2.

[@ceeb3]

Doing the tappers slow was a game changer lol

[@shannonfarrell9605]

Both my sons are Autistic and have sensory issues sometimes they are over sensitive and sometimes need sensory input as well as just enjoying sensory stuff. They use most of these products for calming themselves, stimulating themselves etc. Great video.

[@MrsWolfsPaw]

Perfect timing! Just came home from a concert and in desperate need for your calm Energy☺️🥰 thank you 💛💛💛

[@yallmight3652]

what concert?

[@MrsWolfsPaw]

@@yallmight3652 it's a german artist called Mine. She's the most talented musician I've ever seen🥰

[@hemank5536]

@@MrsWolfsPaw are u a German ?

[@MrsWolfsPaw]

@@hemank5536 yes :)

[@yesikn0wimsh0rt]

YES GIBI! PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON JUST THOSE BRUSHES AND COMPRESSION YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT!

[@AriesRae98]

I would totally watch a rainbow sensory rice video 🥰

[@DontYankMyChain702]

I really liked the corn brush as a personal attention trigger combined with the noise. I think a lot of these would be really good in a mechanic/"fixing you" video. The drizzl was very satisfying to watch lol

[@sophie.claire]

Idk what other ppl think, but I really liked the "calming body tappers" preferably if you pretended to tap on us but I also really like the slow tapping them together :)

[@Salima-ur2bh]

loved the anticipatory triggers like the the calming body tappers 😍 almost fell asleep at 17:50

[@molchmolchmolchmolch]

Ok, I'm always interested in anything to do with ADHD. And I don't know what the technique with the brushes from the beginning is exactly but I've been "brushing" my whole body with a tangle teezer brush bc it feels SO GOOD and now I'm practically itching for that just thinking about it.

[@miguelmercado7166]

Occupational Therapists use these types of brushes for kids with tactile or proprioceptive needs. What my OT friend tells me is deep pressure brushing is calming and light brushing is excitatory in nature. Very cool stuff indeed!

[@colbytucker2178]

A lot people don’t realize that these do alot! I’ve seen many comments about different kinds of doctors using these

[@MinSaya]

The plastic bead pouch is my absolute favorite trigger now! Thank u for showing us all of the things u used here

[@Elvisasmr]

Wow I don’t think I’ve ever been this early to a Gibi video! Can’t wait to watch 💚

[@danslife8326]

Hospital Pharmacy Technician here. We use those exact surgical brushes to clean hands/forearms with Chlorhexidine before preparing IV medicine in our sterile room. Who knew they made such great tools for ASMR as well. This is my favorite video yet. 💤💤

[@4everinbloom]

The rainbow rice in a bowl was so good! 🫶🏼 I personally like the talking. It’s double the tingles 🥰

[@elen_and_ru]

This vid is so classic: The nail colour, the curtain in the back... kind of nostalgia... love this !

[@eihren3]

12:37 i love the pure agressive love she has for these brushes

[@linlinn_png]

when you pulled apart the drizzl foam (~50:00) it reminded me of pulling one of those kneadable erasers; I hope you know what I mean

[@Nicolelynnn]

just in time for me to sleep, thank you gibi !!

[@hendrikott3827]

This was so good as i have add ( a form of adhd but im not hyperactiv )and i do have some fidget like toys wich have the same effect on me like asmr they just help me calm down and focus keep up the great work.

[@Mattkeyz1]

I think these videos work 100% more for me when I actually watch them as opposed to putting it on to sleep, because it seems like Gibi herself is enjoying it and about to pass out in the middle of filming.

[@amandac7895]

The surgical brush technique they use on little kids for sensory! I have some at home for my son. You apply pressure and the technique you just used with pulling on the joints helps him with over stimulation. It's very relaxing

[@siennaprice1351]

Do you think they could help me when I’m having symptoms of complex PTSD? Like if I am trying to calm down from having flashbacks. Or is that abusing the technique?

[@inge3741]

Surgical brushes and the bead pouch 😍😌👌

[@crizxz6927]

I'm with you. That bead disc was amazing

[@Mymi12]

I work in a vet clinic and we use the sponge side for preping our animals before surgery.

[@ilovedogs8700]

I LOVE the rice sound, the "plucking" with the wire grabber, and the tapping on the color changing foam.

[@marcotvasmr]

I use Asmr not only to sleep but also while working on the PC.🤗

[@note718]

i am so glad that you bit onto the chewing tools. I hate it when artist don't showcase the intended purpose of the item

[@peppermintspacecapsule9898]

Any chance of some more FLEEB FLORB please, Gibi? 👽👽👽👽👽

[@abee1416]

I haven’t gotten tingles in forever until the calming body tappers 🥰😭 I need moreee

[@stone5against1]

Thanks for tonight's sleeping aid

[@kiwi_sodas]

As an autistic person, normalising sensory and therapy objects is so important!

[@loyal4529]

I would love a video where you just go on about things you are interested in it gives me tingles when people speak about things they passionate about ♥

[@tazzi8764]

You have the best asmr ever❤❤

[@DuckTapeMiracle]

OMG I could watch an entire video just with those Body Tappers with you just tapping the screen (or maybe mics?). Those couple of taps in front of the camera was all I needed to become completely hypnotized.

[@Will_jj]

I’d love a video about the surgical brushes!!!

[@sofiabastida7689]

Saludos desde Argentina, amooo tus videos

[@sairaphim5447]

Gibi PLEASE bring back the wands with blue orbs on the end, when you clinked them together slowly that was so relaxing for me! Oh and the weird waterfall slime, that slapped.

[@tanyaaho7892]

My favorite is the surgical brushes (omg) then the rainbow rice bowl. Absolutely lovely.😊

[@susanpacella7847]

As a speech-language pathologist, I’ve used brushing as a way to provide sensory input that assists the client’s brain in understanding where the body is in space (proprioception). That input is calming and can increase the ability to focus and maintain attention. Love the additional education you provided in this video, Gibi. Anything we can learn about tools and resources others need in order to better navigate life allows us to be more compassionate and understanding people.

[@manysparrows1986]

I just love your channel. I don’t always love every upload but I do love a majority of your videos and your channel overall and you’ve inspired more than you’ll ever realize :) thank you Gibi for everything you do to keep up calm and relaxed

[@cheyenne2365]

Mixing the rice with the stick was sooooooo tingly ✨💆🏻‍♀️

[@mrodriguez377]

Huuuge yesss for the full surgical brush trigger video! I’m obsessed with its sounddss