For Sensory Processing Disorder Kiddos and Their Parents
Book: Sensory Integration: A Guide for Preschool Teachers by Christy Isbell, Rebecca Isbell Do you have a child in your early childhood classroom who: Climbs on top of furniture and jumps off? Covers his ears when children are singing? Refuses to touch clay, paint, or sand? Often falls down and skins her knees? Refuses to play…
Do you ever wonder if your child’s behavior is tied to her sensory challenges? This educational video explains why children with an underdeveloped midbrain can run into problems and the type of issues they may be facing. This is why many children go to occupational therapy — to help build new neurons in their brain…
When my sons were going to pediatric occupational therapy, the therapist used balance pods a lot. They were awesome for engaging the core, developing balance and challenging the vestibular system. And let’s talk about how they feel on your feet! What a great input for sensory seekers as well as those with an under-reactive system. SPRI 6 Balance…
With the pick-up of seasonal allergies, are you noticing your child seems more sensitive than usual? We often talk about sensory triggers for our children; however, I rarely hear parents talk about how allergies come into play. Even mild seasonal allergies can be enough to trigger sensory reactions in kids. As a life-long allergy sufferer,…
Book: Sensational Sisters: A Story of Two Sisters with Sensory Processing Disorder written by Samantha Sandiland When children discover that they have a sensory processing disorder (SPD), they may have many questions and worries about the disorder. This kid-friendly book reassures children that their problems are common, yet they are still unique. There are many children with…
