Dec 21 2013

My 5 year old with #Autism built a secret fort in #Minecraft

By Rob Gorski
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All of the boys have been playing Minecraft PE together today. Gavin’s on his tablet, Elliott’s on my phone and Emmett’s on the iPad.

Everyone is able to play together, across the Android and iOS platforms.

This is what Emmett built today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIVL9tlYqfM&feature=youtube_gdata_player

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Lost and Tired

9 years ago

There’s a short video in the actual post

Lost and Tired

9 years ago

Thanks

Lost and Tired

9 years ago

AMDuser @Sarah Bolier Minecraft is a fantastic game and the boys use their imagination to create some rest cool things.

AMDuser

9 years ago

I play Minecraft also but I mainly use the PC with the Direwolf20 pack. My cellphone does not have the right CPU for it

Sarah Bolier

9 years ago

My boys love minecraft too 🙂 that’s cool Emmett!

Based in Northeast Ohio, Rob Gorski, is an influential blogger and podcast host, best known for "The Autism Dad" blog and podcast. With a mission to educate, validate, and provide support to parents raising children with disabilities, he has transformed his personal experiences as a father of three autistic children into a resource for parents across the globe. Rob’s work has earned recognition from CNN, ABC News, BBC Worldwide, the Tamron Hall Show, and has received dozens of awards for best autism-related blog. His compelling narrative resonates with his audience, making a significant impact on the global autism community.