Tag Archives: sensory processing disorder
Sensory Inconsistencies
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
Sensory Bounce Back
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
She loves to dance
This weekend was a big weekend in our little home. My oldest danced on stage in a show. And for the first time in three years I actually got to watch her dance and yes I cried. My daughter loves … Continue reading
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
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
