Dysgraphia: How Can I Help My Child?
“Is your child struggling with handwriting? The cause may be more than just laziness or lack of motivation; it could be a neurologically-based learning issue called Dysgraphia.” – All About Learning...
View ArticlePencil Grips for Kids Handwriting
Improve Kid’s Handwriting These pencil grips can guide fingers into proper position so it can easily get your kids to hold writing utensils correctly. Easy to Use This pencil grip is designed to be...
View ArticleEVERYDAY SENSORY PLAY
EVERYDAY SENSORY PLAY: 600+ EASY WAYS TO GIVE KIDS THE SENSORY INPUT THEY CRAVE When you think of sensory play you likely think of a sensory bin totouch and feel, right? Sensory play is more than just...
View ArticleRock Around Wobble Disk – Spin Climb Saucer for Children (Gross Motor Toy)
Rock n’ Roll Hold on tight for a rock, wobble, and 360 degree spin adventure with the Simplay3 Rock Around Wobble Disk! A molded-in safety ring lets kids rock indoors or out without tipping over. Fun...
View ArticleThe Benefits of Using a Balance Board with Kids
“A balance board is a relatively safe way to help a child get used to vestibular input. They have to shift their body weight and respond appropriately to the changing stimuli.” – My Mundane and...
View ArticleDIY Weighted Lap Pad / Neck Wrap
Many of you may have heard of weighted cushions, vests, and blankets before. They are a great calming tool for many kids on the spectrum. Here is a simple DIY project of how to make your own weighted...
View ArticleUltimate Guide to Sensory Toys and Tools for Kids
As the mom of two sensory kids, I’ve seen my fair share of sensory toys. Some worked. Some didn’t. And sometimes it just depends on the kiddo himself and his personal preferences. Ultimate Guide to...
View ArticleDysgraphia: How Can I Help My Child?
“Is your child struggling with handwriting? The cause may be more than just laziness or lack of motivation; it could be a neurologically-based learning issue called Dysgraphia.” – All About Learning...
View ArticleEVERYDAY SENSORY PLAY
EVERYDAY SENSORY PLAY: 600+ EASY WAYS TO GIVE KIDS THE SENSORY INPUT THEY CRAVE When you think of sensory play you likely think of a sensory bin totouch and feel, right? Sensory play is more than just...
View ArticleRock Around Wobble Disk – Spin Climb Saucer for Children (Gross Motor Toy)
Rock n’ Roll Hold on tight for a rock, wobble, and 360 degree spin adventure with the Simplay3 Rock Around Wobble Disk! A molded-in safety ring lets kids rock indoors or out without tipping over. Fun...
View ArticleHow to Make a Weighted Blanket
This sewing tutorial will teach you how to make a weighted blanket. Detailed instructions on how to make a blanket for autism to help with sensory issues, anxiety, Parkinson’s, and more. CLICK TO READ:...
View ArticleThe Benefits of Using a Balance Board with Kids
“A balance board is a relatively safe way to help a child get used to vestibular input. They have to shift their body weight and respond appropriately to the changing stimuli.” – My Mundane and...
View ArticleDIY Weighted Lap Pad / Neck Wrap
Many of you may have heard of weighted cushions, vests, and blankets before. They are a great calming tool for many kids on the spectrum. Here is a simple DIY project of how to make your own weighted...
View ArticleUltimate Guide to Sensory Toys and Tools for Kids
As the mom of two sensory kids, I’ve seen my fair share of sensory toys. Some worked. Some didn’t. And sometimes it just depends on the kiddo himself and his personal preferences. Ultimate Guide to...
View Article15 Food Based Sensory Bins
Food based sensory bins allow our children to experience not only different tactile sensations but also the sights and smells of the items! It’s also a wonderful way to get our kids engaging with food...
View ArticleChewy Necklaces for Sensory Kids (Oral Sensory Tools)
Oh my goodness we used chewy necklaces for my boys. Chewy Necklaces for Sensory Kids, Silicone Chew Necklace for Children with Autism, ADHD, SPD, Chewing, Oral Motor Therapy Toy Teething Donut Shaped...
View ArticleADHD and Social Skills: A Step-by-Step Guide for Teachers and Parents
Children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) leave for school in the morning with a smile and a backpack, ready to make friends. They often return from school after having been...
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