For Sensory Processing Disorder Kiddos and Their Parents
“A sensory crash [pad] is a crash mat that can be used like a bean bag to increase sensory input and help kids {and adults} increase proprioceptive awareness and decrease over-reaction to sensations over time.” – Kid Activities Blog CLICK HERE: How to Make a Crash Pad For more proprioceptive ideas, visit our Proprioceptive Toys &…
Dr. Temple Grandin talks about various sensory issues and their need to be accommodated. She is such an inspiration, not just for those on the Autism spectrum but for parents of kids with Sensory Processing Disorder as well. Dr. Temple Grandin has written many books about sensory issues and Autism. Consider the following affiliate links:
This product may be a teething necklace, but we used it as a chewy necklace for my boys. A lot of chewies out there are designed for girls, but my boys appreciated the understated style. Teething Donut Shaped Chewy Necklace (Oral Sensory Tools) Colorful necklaces come in 17 colors! Made from a food-safe, federally approved, non-toxic materials Smart Mom Jewelry is…
The Sensory Connection: An OT and SLP Team Approach – Sensory and Communication Strategies that WORK! Combining aspects of occupational and speech-language therapies, Nancy and Janet demonstrate how an integrated team approach increases therapeutic effectiveness while maximizing the benefits of treatment resources. This revised edition offers even more techniques that can enhance a person’s ability…
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) affects five to ten percent of all children – an average of one child in every classroom. Imagine having a child who finds hugs unbearable, or a child who throws temper tantrums virtually every time he or she is taken to a restaurant or store, or a child who refuses to…
