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The Chair Kicked Me and I Kicked it Back

July 5, 2022 by jennifer Leave a Comment

The Chair Kicked Me and I Kicked it Back: Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder for Kids

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The Chair Kicked Me and I Kicked it Back: Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder for Kids

The Chair Kicked Me is a book that will help parents explain to their children that Sensory Processing Disorder is real and what they are feeling is alright.

Kate and Beary will show children how to accept and deal with life and SPD The chair Kicked Me is a great place to start the discussion with children and family members when SPD is new or behaviors are unknown to your family.

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The Chair Kicked Me and I Kicked it Back: Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder for Kids (Living with Sensory Process Disorder)The Chair Kicked Me and I Kicked it Back: Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder for Kids (Living with Sensory Process Disorder)The Chair Kicked Me and I Kicked it Back: Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder for Kids (Living with Sensory Process Disorder)

 

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About the Author:

Nina Plonka RN, BSN has been working in home health care for almost 20 years, working mostly with the geriatric population. However, the birth of Nina Plonka’s only child, her daughter Kate remains her greatest accomplishment.

When her daughter began struggling with unknown behaviors her nursing skills kicked in and reading, research and asking questions was all she did until answers were found. Writing a book was not on her radar, but if the book could help one family understand what was happening to them and seek out help then it would be worth it all.

Writing the book with Kate was Nina’s way of showing Kate that what she was going through was real and that both Nina and Kate’s father Steven were there for her always. No matter what.

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