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6 Tricks to Get Your Child to Cooperate
Dealing with power struggles and push back from your child when you just want them to clean up, get dressed, [continue reading]
Tag: sensory regulation
Surviving the holidays with an SPD child
Forget thriving, how can we survive the holiday season with a neurodivergent child? Well I don’t have a magic wand, but I do have some tips for you to hopefully set you all up for success. Here’s a hint- it all has to do with building in familiar routines. [continue reading]
How to handle your child’s sensory clothing issues
Dealing with sensory issues with clothing in children is a daily battle. Sometimes, multiple times a day. But how do [continue reading]
Proprioceptive Input: The Magic Pill for Sensory Regulation
What exactly is proprioceptive input and why do Occupational Therapists keep talking about it? If you’ve never heard of the [continue reading]
How to Support a Movement or Vestibular Seeker
We all know a kid who inherently NEEDs to move their body all day long. But have you ever noticed [continue reading]
What is a Sensory Seeker and How Can I Support Them?
*note: this post contains affiliate links If you follow me around instagram, you’re no stranger to me talking in length [continue reading]
How I handle Screen Time for my Toddler
Screen time discussions are unavoidable as an OT, and as a mom. I also find myself battling an inner dialogue [continue reading]
What You Need to Know About a Sensory Meltdown
Do you know a child or toddler who seems to go from 0-100 without a noticeable trigger? Does that kiddo [continue reading]
Alerting Sensory Strategies For the Classroom
One of the challenges of having an under-responsive student is that they don’t initiate the seeking or requesting of particular [continue reading]
How to Create The Perfect Sensory Diet for Home
Ever wish you could rewind and inject some wisdom into your old self, courtesy of a more wise, experienced, new [continue reading]
4 Easy Heavy Work Activities to Increase Focus in the Classroom
Heavy work is good for the soul. I repeat. Heavy work. Is good. For. The. Soul. If you know anything [continue reading]
How to Teach Size of the Problem
If you are a parent, or work with kids, you might notice that some kids can have some pretty disproportionate [continue reading]