Some children flap their arms as a form of self-stimulatory behavior, often referred to as stimming. This can occur in neurodivergent individuals, including those with autism spectrum disorder, as a way to express excitement, manage anxiety, or seek sensory input. Arm flapping can help them self-regulate emotions and cope with overwhelming environments. It's a natural behavior that varies among children and is generally harmless.
flap your arms really hard flap your arms really hard
you swin and flap your arms
The triceps are one set of muscles that are utilized to flap one's arms.
Depends how hard you flap your arms
cut them off
jump off a cliff and flap your arms
flap your arms like a bird andkick your feet like your swimming.
It depends on how hard you flap your arms.
I don't know-Try it! & then you'll know for sure!
flap means slap if you say slap some people think its afensive so they say flap instead of slap
You either smother yourself in flubber or flap your arms real hard.
Put on a purple polka dotted suit, then hop around and flap your arms like a penguin.