For Sensory Processing Disorder Kiddos and Their Parents
“Thanksgiving often means new people, places, and foods, all of which can be overstimulating for young kids with neuro-developmental disorders. …We want all children to enjoy the holiday season, so help your child avoid sensory-induced meltdowns with these practical strategies.” – Brain Balance CLICK HERE: 6 Tips To Help Kids Avoid Sensory Overload This Thanksgiving…
Equal parts floating play space and swinging fun, the platform swing is the perfect place for hanging out with a friend. HearthSong Deluxe Platform Swing (Vestibular Toys) This swing features rope and a sturdy padded steel frame in four pieces that assemble into a 40″ x 30″ hanging platform; holds up to 250 pounds. New, fun…
Potty training is one of those subjects that often comes up in my FB parent discussion groups. And one of the most common products people RAVE about is the Squatty Potty (affiliate link). First, children love the Squatty Potty. It is an excellent toilet training aid. It provides them with a place to support their…
You all know that I have two kiddos with Sensory Processing Disorder. And at one time or another, I have read every single one of these books with my kids. They are a great way to start the conversation about something touching on sensory issues and to help create a framework for my kids to…
This invaluable resource by Dr Lucy Jane Miller and Doreit Bialer helps teach cost effective, functional, on the spot tips to use for children with sensory issues at home, at school, or in a community setting. Any parent, teacher, or therapist can use this book and help a child with sensory or motor issues! This post…
