Category Archives: SPD
Nine Years
Nine years ago my oldest was born. She challenged all my pre-existing ideas that I had about being a parent. She is kind, gently, loving, protective, smart, funny, sensitive to other people’s needs, she is an incredible daughter and the … Continue reading
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Tagged home education, homeschooling, parenting, sensory processing disorder, spd
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Arts and Crafts have helped my SPD kids
I am a huge believer in spending time helping SPD kiddies access arts and crafts that might possibly be “tough” on a sensory level. I believe that art and craft activities are good for all children regardless of whether they … Continue reading
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Tagged children's art, children's craft, home education, homeschooling, sensory play, sensory processing disorder
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Sensory Processing Disorder is kicking my butt
Yip that totally sums it up. Currently this thing called Sensory Processing Disorder is kicking my butt. Because in all honesty it is HARD having 2 kids with sensory issues. When we first found out our oldest had SPD (around … Continue reading
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Tagged home ed, home education, homeschooling, parenting, sensory play, sensory processing disorder
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Hands little hands
One of my main areas of focus with my youngest is finding fun activities for him to do which work on his hands (strengthening and control). So I thought I would put together a post with HIS favourite hand activities … Continue reading
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Tagged dotty sticker art, Fine motor skills, Fusion beads, hand strengthening, home education, tap art
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Sensory tubs
I am a huge fan of sensory tubs. The first time I heard about sensory tubs was at my daughters very first Occupational Therapy session. At first she would barely touch the tubs and never submerge her hands in it. … Continue reading
Posted in sensory play
Tagged home ed, homeschooling, sensory bins, sensory play, sensory processing disorder
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ofamily learning together 