For Sensory Processing Disorder Kiddos and Their Parents
Perpetual Motion Machines are a wonderful relaxing tool and fun to watch. I used to keep one on my desk (when I worked in an office) but they’re not just for paper pushers. It’s soothing to watch the ongoing motion. The Asteroid – Perpetual Motion is a piece of revolving art for your desk. This…
“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…
“Sensory Processing Disorder is not ADD or ADHD, although it is often misdiagnosed as such. It also is not a form of autism or Asberger’s, though sensory processing problems often accompany those spectrum conditions. SPD is not a “learning disability” per se, but it may lead to learning and emotional problems.” – Julie Hall, Inside…
Squishy, Stretchy, Sticky, Smelly and Sparkly Ways to Play with DIY Slime, Doughs and Other Squeezable Concoctions! Let your creativity and your imagination soar with these colorful, crazy-fun recipes for slime, dough, clay, foam, mud and more. This post contains affiliate links. 101 Kids Activities for DIY Slime and Dough! Book: 101 Kids Activities that are the…
While some kids would rather NOT have their hair brushed, other kids search out the sensory stimulation. These vibrating hair brushes are a terrific sensory outlet. Vibrating Hair Brushes Dual-speed settings Opposite side features contoured massage nodes to relieve light stress and muscle fatigue Battery operated, requires two (2) AA size batteries (not included) To…
