So if you know anything about me, it’s likely that you know I don’t get along with “the Maths”. They’re obstinate. They chafe my type B personality. They “do not spark joy”. But as you might also know, I homeschool three boys… who ALL have to learn Math. Somehow. I’m telling you, cold sweats over […]
The Sensory Needs Behind Chewing
Inside you’ll find: Practical, useful solutions for Orally Sensitive children to find an outlet for their needs. Chewing your fingernails. Chomping on your lips. Compulsive biting. A lot of sensory kids use their mouths to get sensory input. The mouth is a treasure trove of sensory receptors. Sensory input is a real need, not an […]
Summer Sensory Play
Summers offer lots of opportunities for sensory activities and fun! Less structure, more daylight, more outside time, more freedom! Sensory parents know that kids need regular sensory activities and input to help their brains and bodies regulate. But sometimes it can be hard to keep things fun and exciting! That’s where a Messy Play […]
On the Go Sensory Tools
Have you seen images on Pinterest of fully stocked, gorgeous sensory gyms? Do you drool when you see pictures of parents that have built climbing walls and monkey bars in their kids’ bedrooms? This incredible DIY climbing wall from my friend Dyan is all the heart eyes!!! Check out her climbing wall tutorial HERE. […]
Sensory Activities for a Sensory Body Sock
“You have to get me one of these for Christmas!” my baby-boomer mom exclaimed. What has her so excited that she can’t stop playing with her grandson’s sensory tool? It’s called a body sock and while it looks mighty strange, it is a barrel of laughs, and more importantly, sensory input! Shout out to Everyday […]
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