For Sensory Processing Disorder Kiddos and Their Parents
“The other day a parent mentioned to me that they were wondering if their child had Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) as well as Autism Spectrum Disorder (A.S.D.). He said that the rigidity and lack of flexibility his child exhibited caused him to be concerned that perhaps it stemmed from his child also having O.D.D. This…
“Many parents are surprised when their early intervention speech therapist comes to their home and starts playing with their child and does not sit down at a table and practice flash cards of new words. Parents may be concerned because their child is not talking, but what may be of more concern to an EI…
My boys received this fabulous hopping horse when they were toddlers. And did they use it?!? Where do I even begin? It was amazingly durable and an awesome addition to their sensory diet. Gymnic / Rody Inflatable Hopping Horse It’s so much fun for children to ride, hop and bounce on Rody from Ledraplastic! And,…
Reading these Autism books for siblings is a wonderful way to start the conversation in supporting everyone’s needs in the family. Having a sibling with Autism brings its own joy as well as its own challenges. Many readers of The Sensory Spectrum often ask how to support their “neurotypical” children along with their child with…
Sensory Processing Disorder never really goes away, as many of the adults in our sensory community will attest to. That doesn’t mean they don’t continue to live their lives! Today on Voices of SPD we are joined by Kelly of Eating Off Plastic, who happens to be a personal favorite sensory blogger. She suffers from Sensory…
