For Sensory Processing Disorder Kiddos and Their Parents
There’s a brand new book out that I really don’t want you to miss that is chock full of games with so many multi-sensory ways of learning that you’re going to freak out. (Seriously.) Kim, one of the authors of 100 Fun & Easy Learning Games for Kids (affiliate), was kind enough to send me…
Does your child cringe at loud sounds? Perhaps even have meltdowns? I’m guessing a lot of you raised your hands. I know I did. Personally, my son prefers his safety earmuffs/ear protection. Today on Voices of SPD we are joined by Robin of Stay Quirky My Friend, whose son is sound sensitive but prefers wearing orange earplugs. My…
Beyond being an awesome fidget, these squeeze balls are terrific stress relievers and hand strengtheners. Pull, Stretch, and Squeeze Ball This pull, stretch and squeeze ball is what you make of it! When you squeeze these stretch balls, they take on whatever form you create. A great stress reliever as well. Each ball measures to…
Every summer, The Sensory Spectrum’s discussion boards light up about swimming. From our sensory kids having trouble to being in bathing suits to just them getting in the water. But swimming skills are really important. CLICK HERE: The Importance of Swimming If you’re interested in joining our discussion groups, visit our Main Facebook Page or request…
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. An award-winning children’s book, “Sensitive Sam Visits the Dentist” can help take the “bite” out of going to the dentist (for the child, his parents and, even, the dentist.) Children with special needs have higher rates of poor oral hygiene, gingivitis, and periodontal disease than the general public….
