For Sensory Processing Disorder Kiddos and Their Parents
The changing of the season offers a whole host of new sensory outlets. The best part? Many of them are free and easily accessible! CLICK HERE: 8 Fall Sensory Activities At Your Fingertips For some more fall inspiration, consider the following affiliate links:
Tracing makes learning easier, faster, and more motivating!
Book: Pickysaurus Mac Paperback written by Sandra Miller Linhart; illustrated by Sean M Wright Pickysaurus Mac is not your typical dinosaur. Mealtimes pose a special problem for our picky little friend. Sometimes foods smell too gross to eat, they taste different than they look and their textures feel like garbage in his mouth. His friends tell him to eat…
Peanut balls only move in one direction, back and forth, versus multidirectional as with regular round exercise balls. This provides more stability and control. Anti-Burst Peanut Ball Moves in a single direction, making it more stable. Ideal for children and seniors Grooved surface for better grip. Made of strong PVC material (latex free) designed not…
What happens when your child insists on touching everything? As a parent, it can be frustrating and bewildering until you understand why your child needs to touch every. single. little. thing. Today on Voices of SPD we are joined by Johanna of Jojo’s Blog, who admits she gets frustrated when her daughter needs to touch everything…
