Aria’s Kid-Friendly Minecraft Movie Review (S8E11)
The Autism Dad16 Apr 2025

Aria’s Kid-Friendly Minecraft Movie Review (S8E11)

Today’s episode is full of joy and Minecraft magic! Rob is joined by a very special guest, Aria. Aria is Kelly's 8 year old daughter with autism. Fresh off seeing the new Minecraft Movie, Aria shares her thoughts, favorite moments, and tips for parents wondering if it’s a good pick for their kids. They also dive deep into the game itself—breaking down game modes, favorite mobs, plushies, add-ons, and the endless creativity that makes Minecraft such a hit for kids and grownups alike. Whether you're a longtime Minecraft fan or just curious what the hype is about, this lighthearted conversation is guaranteed to make you smile. Aria, you're amazing, and we’re all so proud of you! 🎮 Topics Covered: Aria’s honest review of the Minecraft Movie (spoiler-light) Game modes in Minecraft (survival, creative, hardcore, and more) Minecraft add-ons, plushies, and lava chickens Differences between Java and Bedrock editions Why Minecraft is great for all ages This week’s episode is sponsored by: 🛏 Safe Place Bedding If your child struggles with sleep due to sensory needs or safety concerns, Safe Place Bedding can help. Their customizable, medically necessary bed enclosures offer peace of mind—and they even help families navigate insurance. Learn more about their brand-new permanent model, the Safe Place 300, which now includes monitoring features. 👉 Visit safeplacebedding.com for more info. 🧠 Autism 360 Autism 360 is an all-in-one, parent-driven program built to help families raising autistic kids get expert support in key areas like behavior, communication, sensory needs, and more. It’s flexible, affordable, and guided by professionals who get it—because many of them are parents too. 👉 Learn more at autism360.com — Connect with Rob: 🌐 TheAutismDad.com 📸 https://instagram.com/theautismdad If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to leave a rating, share with a friend, and let Aria know she did a great job!

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