Tag Archives: sensory kids

Sensory Swimming Update

Posted on February 5, 2019 by

Last year I wrote a post about swimming with Sensory Kids and it seemed to really connect with a number of other parents with sensory kids so I thought I would give an update. One of the comments I received … Continue reading →

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Winter shoes with Sensory Kids

Posted on October 26, 2018 by

Shoe shopping has never been a fun activity for us.  From a young ages both kids actually did not want to have the uncomfortable feeling of shoes and would take them off as soon as they could.  Which, with my … Continue reading →

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Swimming with Sensory Kids

Posted on October 13, 2018 by

Swimming has been a major “thing” is our house forever.  Originally my two sensory kids hated the idea of swimming and I mean hated.  I have lots of memories of them screaming hysterically when we tried to go swimming and … Continue reading →

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Swimming with my Sensory Kids

Posted on May 25, 2018 by

We have just gotten back from another swimming session and although I can see small improvements, they are such small steps that I find it hard to stay positive.  I never realized until I had my daughter how swimming for … Continue reading →

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Sensory Inconsistencies

Posted on April 6, 2018 by

I think one of the hardest things for an outsider looking in on a sensory family is how inconsistent the sensory side may appear to be.  There are days when the kids will be totally fine doing an activity and … Continue reading →

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Sensory Bounce Back

Posted on June 27, 2017 by

My husband and I have a term in our house –  bounce back.  Sounds strange I am sure but it is the time the kids take to “bounce back” to their normal selves after a sensory overwhelming activity / day(s).  … Continue reading →

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