Inside You’ll Find: Quick, no prep sensory activities for babies that will help them grow big AND smart! Confession… I think babies can be kinda boring. Granted, my first two kids never gave me a minute of peace, so “boring” probably isn’t the best way of describing it. (I LOVE them to pieces, there were […]
How to ROCK at Parenting a Child with SPD
Inside you’ll find: Some of the best articles from Sensory Bloggers about common Sensory Processing topics and great answers to many of the most frequently asked Sensory questions. Are you parenting a child with Sensory Processing Disorder? Welcome to the club! Get ready for a wild ride! You’re not alone as you navigate the tricky […]
Getting Kids to Sit Still: Helping a Fidgetor
I’ve watched my son go from sitting perfectly in his chair to falling flat on the floor in under a millisecond. Sitting still is just not his thing. While I try to keep him as active as possible while we’re learning, there are moments when desk time is unavoidable. Here are some tips and strategies to help […]
Helping an Anxious Child Sleep
Bedtime has got to be the hardest part of the day. You’re exhausted. They’re not. (Or at least that’s the official party line.) The end of your day is in sight but so far out of reach. This is especially true when your child deals with anxiety about bedtime. Unfortunately, there are no simple quick fixes […]
Occupational Therapy: Infinity Loop
Walking in circles is a way to describe futility. But walking in an infinity loop is a super beneficial activity. Check out this classic occupational therapy activity that you can do in your own home. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Please read my full disclosure policy here. Set Up: Use painter’s tape […]
Sensory Avoiders and Clothing: Tips and Tricks for Kids with Tactile Defensiveness
Kids are particular creatures. Everything has to be “just so”. Clothing is no exception. Many young kids go through a period when we parents are afraid their kids will have to join a nudest colony because they just won’t put a stitch on! But if you’re child has sensory issues, getting dressed may be your biggest […]
8 Unbelievably Fun, Calming Sensory Activities for Free or Cheap
Inside You’ll Find: Crazy simple, calming sensory activities that won’t break the bank or take much prep. Today, I’m honored to introduce you to my friend Erin! We’ve known each other via the world wide web for a while now and we connected over our sons’ mutual sensory issues. She runs a great blog at […]
Christmas Sensory Play
I’m convinced that one of the reasons we all cherish Christmas is how the season just delights our senses! Let your children explore and create their own holiday memories with these awesome Christmas sensory play ideas! Links that are featured in the image have an asterisk. Sensory Bins Sugar Cookie Sensory Rice from Frogs, […]
Airplane Sensory Bin
Like most little boys, my sons love all things airplanes and flight. It helps that their great grandpa shares stories of being a bomber pilot in WWII and my dad helped build fighter jets. Sometimes the world of flight seem way beyond reach, but with this simple sensory bin, kids can get their hands on the […]
Best Board Games for Occupational Therapy
Inside you’ll find: the best occupational therapy games you can do with traditional board games! When your child has special needs, you try and use EVERY moment as a way to help them overcome and grow. If your child struggles with hand strength, bilateral coordination, sensory input, visual discernment, or other fine motor issues, these […]
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