Inside we’ll look at some of the tips you can use when traveling with an autistic child to enable you to have a smooth experience. Traveling with an autistic child may seem daunting. You will need to be well prepared. They process their environment differently. Transitions and new situations can be overwhelming or over-stimulate them. […]
How to Bully-Proof Your Autistic Child
It is distressing for parents to learn that their child is being bullied in school or around the neighborhood or online. Roughly 20% of kids in junior high through high school are bullied according to surveys. And many never report the abuse to an adult. Bullies tend to target kids they think are different. Autistic […]
Getting Sensory Needs Met When Money is Tight
Please note: My three boys have more diagnoses than sensory processing disorder. They have the invisible SPD, but also a facial difference that has led to stares and rude comments, as well as a life threatening brain condition that led to unexpected surgery. It’s been a whirlwind. You can read more about the brain drama HERE. When […]
Living Picture Books about Authors and Poets
Picture books are one of my family’s love languages. The words, the illustrations, the stories that live in our hearts. They’re the backbone of our homeschooling. Over the summer, we combined history and science by studying the lives of famous scientists and inventors. These picture books about scientists and inventors inspired hours of creativity and […]
Sensory Toys for Anxiety (From Auditory to Vestibular!)
Inside you’ll find: How anxiety is related to sensory issues and the best sensory toys for anxiety that will bring relief. Maybe you’re parent #1: Your child is battling anxiety and it’s taking over their life. Maybe you’re just starting to hear about weighted blankets and other sensory tools that can help lessen anxiety. Or […]
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