For Sensory Processing Disorder Kiddos and Their Parents
Book: How to Make & Keep Friends: Tips for Kids to Overcome 50 Common Social Challenges by Nadine Briggs and Donna Shea How to Make & Keep Friends offers social skills and friendship advice presented in an easy to read, reference guide format. While geared toward elementary school kids, many teens and adults report they are finding these…
“It seems there is little these days that doesn’t benefit from yoga, and it is amazing to see yoga work its magic on children with autism and their families.” – Elizabeth Rowan, MindBodyGreen CLICK HERE: 7 Benefits of Yoga for Kids with Autism Photo Credit Some popular yoga books and DVDs for kids to consider:
“When a child’s behavior is due to sensory processing disorder, punishment and reward do not work as motivators.” – Nancy Peske, co-Author of Raising a Sensory Smart Child. CLICK HERE: Sensory Processing: Problem Solving Discipline Photo Credit To learn more about Sensory Processing Disorder, please consider the following affiliate links provided for your convenience:
Welcome to Voices of Special Needs Blog Hop — a monthly gathering of posts from special needs bloggers hosted by The Sensory Spectrum and The Jenny Evolution. Click on the links below to read stories from other bloggers about having a special needs kiddo — from Sensory Processing Disorder to ADHD, from Autism to Dyslexia!…
Ooze Tube (Visual Sensory Toys) There’s a magical science to the Ooze Tube that fascinates all ages. You would be hard-pressed to find another decoration quite like this. The Ooze Tube is constructed of durable plastic. What makes the Ooze Tubes so unusual and one of a kind is just how captivating the dripping, bubbling,…
