For Sensory Processing Disorder Kiddos and Their Parents
For some children, toothbrushing can be one of the most difficult parts of the daily routine. What feels like a simple toothbrush to an adult can feel uncomfortable, overwhelming, or even painful to a child with sensory processing differences. Understanding what is causing the distress can help you find strategies that make toothbrushing more manageable…
When children discover that they have a sensory processing disorder (SPD), they may have many questions and worries about the disorder. This kid-friendly book reassures children that their problems are common, yet they are still unique. There are many children with the same disorder that are dealing with similar issues. Children benefit from a sense…
What can a parent do when their child is so full of social anxiety that he can’t speak to other kids or participate. There’s Just One Mommy shares a few things I do to help ease his social anxiety. CLICK HERE: Ease Social Anxiety on the Playground Recommended Reading
Tactile discs offer a simple way to bring hands-on sensory exploration, movement and play into home, classroom and therapy settings. The set featured in this review includes larger discs for floor positioning and smaller discs that children can hold, creating opportunities to explore different tactile surfaces through hands-on activities. Occupational Therapy Tactile Discs Review for…
While these calming strategies for the classroom were developed for school-based therapists, these tricks are perfect to use and on the go with your own kiddo! Help your child or student develop strategies from a sensory motor perspective to remain calm when they get angry or frustrated. CLICK HERE TO READ: 26 Calming Strategies for…
