One of my friends in a Facebook group for moms of children with SPD posted about Special Kids Day and I just had to share with you that are local. Special Kids Day is a day where all children with special needs and their families are invited to a FREE Holiday event just for them. … Read more
Items Included: -Garland (cut into 6 inch pieces) -Jingle Bells -Holly Berries -Mini Ornaments -Mini Present -Small stockings -Bows -Red cups ************* Did you make a Christmas themed sensory table or bin for your children? I’d love to see what you included if you did! :) ** Linked up at: The Sunday Showcase, Sharing Time, … Read more
{Thought I’d share this for all the parents of children who have sensory issues, like mine do} HAPPY CYBER MONDAY! Soft Clothing is having an incredible sale event on their website: 40% off storewide until MIDNIGHT tonight! Use code at checkout: cybermonsoft.
October is Sensory Processing Disorder Awareness Month so before the month is over I wanted to share a few resources for people to learn more about Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). Even if your child doesn’t have sensory issues you might know someone who does and will probably come into contact with at least one person … Read more
Both boys get occupational therapy for Sensory Processing Disorder. I wanted to share pictures of Luke’s last therapy session and the activities that he does during it: (Disclaimer: I am not a therapist or a Doctor. I’m just sharing what Lucas does during his therapy sessions. Please consult your child’s therapist or Doctor before doing … Read more
The boys were also given spoons and nesting cups. After this picture was taken I added other items: *** More ideas of what you can put in your Fall sensory bins can be found on the following blogs: 1+1+1=1 Counting Coconuts I Can Teach My Child No Time For Flashcards Our Cup Of Tea *** … Read more
The SPD Blogger Network and Soft Clothing have teamed up to give away over $250 worth of sensory friendly products. For more details and to enter to win this amazing prize pack please visit the entry page. *** (Disclosure: I am part of the SPD Blogger Network but am not affiliated with this giveaway. I’m … Read more
Some children, especially those with difficulties when transitioning, benefit from a picture schedule. Seeing what their day will look like and knowing what is coming up will make transitions easier. It’s also helpful for children who are waiting for something later in the day. My son’s Developmental Therapist suggested that I make one for him. … Read more