Have you ever been shopping at the grocery store, when suddenly a rude customer bumps into you, and continues walking, without acknowledging the incident? Have you ever followed someone out the door of your favorite restaurant, only to have them let the door close right into you?
Tips for Parents Dealing with Sensory Processing Disorder When you have a child with a sensory processing disorder, you may feel guilty that your child is struggling. You may try to “fix” your child, but you need to understand some very important tips for dealing with a sensory processing disorder. Remember, It is not Your …
Transitioning your little one to a sippy cup can be a challenge because there are so many different ones on the market with different features, age ranges and benefits. If you’re like me, you get overwhelmed when you walk into the aisle at the store with so many different options for sippy cups with different …
7 Activities to Do with Sensory Sensitive Toddlers Toddlers are their own type of human on their own, but when you add sensory sensitive to the mix, you’ve got your hands overflowing with craziness. Instead of face-palming it every day, here are 7 activities you can do with your sensory sensitive toddler: Ice Smashing Contest: …
Children are just little people that learn to love and understand love in different ways, just as adults do. As adults, we search to figure out our significant others love language, but we don’t do this for our children. When we don’t show our children love the way they understand it, we can cause deep …