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How Therapists Teach Social Skills

June 25, 2026 By jennifer Leave a Comment

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My son went to group therapy for about a year to help with his social skills. I couldn’t believe how well many of the tricks worked in helping him better understand the other children around him. Social Skills for Kids: Why They Matter and How to Help Children Build Them Social skills are more than…

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The Sensory and Autism Link: What You Need To know

June 24, 2026 By jennifer 1 Comment

There’s a common misconception when it comes to autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and sensory challenges. While there is a connection between the two, it’s important to understand the distinction — and why it matters for your child’s development. Sensory Challenges and Autism Are Not the Same A child who experiences sensory differences or processing difficulties…

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Little Tikes First Slide (Gross Motor Toys)

June 23, 2026 By jennifer Leave a Comment

Little Tikes First Slide Nothing says fun like a Little Tikes First Slide! This Little Tikes kids slide is just the right size for your little one. It folds and unfolds in seconds, which makes it easy to store. This plastic slide promotes fitness, balance and coordination. Recommended Reading:

Heavy Work Activities: How They Help Kids Stay Calm, Focused, and Regulated

June 22, 2026 By jennifer Leave a Comment

If you’ve ever noticed your child seeming calmer after carrying groceries, pushing a laundry basket or spending time climbing at the playground, you’ve seen the power of heavy work in action. Heavy work activities provide important sensory input that can help children feel more organized, focused, and in control of their bodies. For many children…

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Have a Positive Firework Outing with Your Sensory Child

June 8, 2026 By jennifer Leave a Comment

Make fireworks more enjoyable for your sensory-sensitive kids with practical tips that help reduce stress, increase comfort and create a more positive outing experience! “The tricky part about the 4th of July and fireworks was always making sure my kids felt safe and comfortable. My son never liked loud noises as a kid and hated…

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10 Hurtful Comments from Relatives About Your Child with Special Needs

10 Hurtful Comments from Relatives About Your Child with Special Needs

How to Stop Yelling When You Feel Your Temper Rising

BalanceFrom Anti-Burst and Slip Resistant Fitness Ball with Pump (Gross Motor Tool)

10 Ways to Use Weighted Sensory Stuffed Animals

Sensory Success at the Mall

Transitioning to Summer: 9 Tips for Special Needs Parents

Fine Motor Skills: Finger Isolation Activities

Chewigem For Kids Who NEED to Chew

Interview with Carol Kranowitz, author of The Out-of-Sync Child

Just Stop Touching Everything!

Just Stop Touching Everything!

How to Make a Crash Pad

For the Days When Everything Goes Wrong with Your Sensory Kid

Sensory Integration Red Flags: When To Get Help

Child Reactions: Sensory Issues or Behavior Driven?

5 Important Things to Do During an IEP Meeting

LEGO Bricks & More Creative Bucket (Fine Motor Toys)

LEGO Bricks & More Creative Bucket (Fine Motor Toys)

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  • How Therapists Teach Social Skills
  • The Sensory and Autism Link: What You Need To know
  • Little Tikes First Slide (Gross Motor Toys)
  • Heavy Work Activities: How They Help Kids Stay Calm, Focused, and Regulated
  • Have a Positive Firework Outing with Your Sensory Child

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