What Accommodations Can The School Do For Your Sensory Sensitive Child? If you’ve read my article about the differences between an IEP and a 504, you might have questions about
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Read FullHow To Choose The Right Occupational Therapist For Your Child Making the decision that your child’s tantrums or “quirks” might need some professional help is a very daunting task. Where
Read FullParenting Help Words To Create A Calming Environment As I’ve said in other articles, parenting is the hardest job in the world. If you are a lucky one who has
Read FullWill Sensory Processing Disorder Go Away? The short and simple answer is NO. Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is the way a child’s body is wired from birth, or even before
Read FullDoes SPD Qualify as a Learning Disability The short answer is NO. The way Sensory Processing Disorder is currently understood does not categorize it as a learning disability. There is
Read FullBest Audio and Video Parenting Help for Sensory Kids As mentioned in the article I wrote about best books for parenting sensory kids, PARENTING IS HARD!! And it’s especially challenging
Read FullSelf-Help Parenting Books about Sensory Kids Parenting is the hardest job in the world. Add on a difficult child and it can feel daunting. Half the time you are so
Read Full6 Best Calm and Soft Clothing Companies “I don’t have anything to wear!” “It doesn’t feel right!!!” “Get this off of me!!” “I HATE this shirt! I HATE these clothes!!”
Read FullDaily Activities for Calming or Stimulating Kids A sensory diet has nothing to do with food (awww man!). It is developed by an Occupational Therapist with specific sensory activities to
Read FullUse Rewards Charts for Skill Improvement I’ve written a post about this reward chart and how it can be helpful for chores around the house. I have revamped the chart
Read FullWeekly Kitchen Menu For Kids My middle child is such a picky eater, which I have a difficult time relating too. I will eat anything….like…anything. Ok,… maybe not lima beans…but,
Read FullMagnetic Reward Behavior Chart My daughter recently started karate and had to do chores at home. She was so excited to stay on top of things, but kept bugging me
Read FullWeekly Kitchen Menu I’m a planner. Along with planning appointments, workouts, vacations, kids camps and activities, I like to plan out nightly dinners to avoid the inevitable question of “What’s
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