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Sensory Issues FAQ: OTHERS Judgement and Opinions

August 27, 2018 By Julie 2 Comments

Inside you’ll find: Encouragement to help you have confidence as a sensory parent It stung. Without a word, the other mom at the park made her opinions of my parenting clear. “You’re spoiling them.” could be read clear as day on her face.   It felt crippling. With too many words, my childless sister gave […]

Sensory Issues FAQ: Big Emotions, Anxiety and Impulse Control

August 26, 2018 By Julie 5 Comments

Emotions run HIGH in a sensory household. Long after the “terrible twos” and long before hitting the teen years, the drama is still intense. But why??? What is it about sensory processing disorder that causes big emotions, like anxiety or impulse control issues like rage? Every brain, in order to function properly needs sensory input. […]

Symptoms of SPD: When to Worry about Sensory Issues

July 22, 2018 By Julie 3 Comments

Do you get a sinking feeling in your stomach, a gut instinct deep down that tells you something isn’t quite right with your child’s behavior? There have been little clues and symptoms that there might be a sensory issue at play but you’re just not sure what to do with your suspicions. Scroll to the bottom for a VIDEO […]

How to Incorporate Seated Movement in the Classroom

March 29, 2018 By Julie 2 Comments

Inside you’ll find: Why kids NEED to fidget and wiggle to facilitate learning and how to bring movement into the classroom without unnecessary distraction.   I was the good girl. When I was homeschooled, I sat in my seat, kept quiet, and did my worksheets.   My brother on the other hand??? My memories of […]

The Connection Between Sensory Issues and Nutrition

March 17, 2018 By Julie 14 Comments

Inside you’ll find: how diet affects kids with SPD or ASD, as well as practical steps you can take to alleviate some symptoms, despite kids resistance.    My boys wouldn’t eat the peanut butter and jelly sandwich because it was the “wrong” peanut butter. I caved and gave them cereal. The rest of the afternoon was […]

The Science Behind Sensory Activities: Don’t Miss These Benefits

January 31, 2018 By Julie 9 Comments

Inside you’ll find: How kids benefit from sensory activities and why every adult should take the time and effort to make sensory play a priority.  Pure terror. Eye rolls. Blank stares. I’ve seen all these reactions when I mention sensory bins or sensory play activities. I get it. They take time and effort. They can […]

Baby Sensory Toys

November 28, 2017 By Julie 2 Comments

Inside you’ll find: Some of the best baby sensory toys to help your infant’s brain and body to grow big and strong. Everyone has sensory needs, babies included. The need to experience the world around them not just with their eyes, but through touch, sound, movement and pressure. This post contains affiliate links for your […]

The Ultimate List of Sensory Toys for Autistic Children on the Planet

November 22, 2017 By Julie 12 Comments

Collage of sensory toys and kids playing with them

Inside you’ll find: the best sensory toys for autistic children and those with sensory processing disorder.   As a parent of a child with autism or sensory processing disorder, all our toys need to serve a double purpose. Finding toys that get your child the sensory input they crave can be difficult. Finding irresistibly fun […]

Scooter Board Sensory Activities

November 4, 2017 By Julie 2 Comments

Inside you’ll find sensory activities you can do with one simple piece of equipment: a scooter board! The determination in his eyes was intense. His tongue was posed like Michael Jordan going up of a dunk. My son takes his scooter board games seriously. And the secret is, he has NO IDEA he’s getting tons […]

Alphabet Sensory Play and Gross Motor Challenge

March 4, 2017 By Julie 1 Comment

When you’re homeschooling a child with SPD, you’re always looking for ways to multitask. Almost every learning opportunity can be a chance to get healthy sensory input. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Please read my full disclosure policy here.  Thank you to the Toybrary of Austin for generously giving my family a […]

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