I’ve learned so much since starting on a sensory journey with my son almost 7 years ago. I learned about sensory integration, sensory toys, sensory products, and more! But the biggest ongoing takeaway for me is how I go about parenting and peopleing. That’s right, I said peopleing! Whether or not I’m using it correctly,Continue reading “A Sensory Education”
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Sensory Overload
What does sensory overload look like for you? The truth is, sensory overload can look different for everyone. According to Queensland Health: Sensory overload is when your five senses—light, sound, taste, touch, and smell—take in more information that your brain can process. Overwhelmed by all the input, the brain responds as it would to aContinue reading “Sensory Overload”
Visit Santa Online
During the 2020 Holiday Season, I got to interview the one and only Santa Clause on the Dillo’s Diz Podcast. With still so much uncertainty surrounding us, it was a comfort to be speaking with someone so magical. Aside from the huge honor of interviewing him, we were also chatting about VisitSantaOnline.com, where families couldContinue reading “Visit Santa Online”
Amazon Prime Big Deal Days
I have been taking some time today to search out prime deals on sensory toys and wanted to share them with you! First up is this 70 pack of Sensory Toys! Amazon lists it as potential party favors as well, which is something I haven’t thought about before. I love to have an assortment ofContinue reading “Amazon Prime Big Deal Days”
How Does Sensory Processing Affect Sleep?
Taken from The Out-Of-Sync Child: Falling asleep, staying asleep and waking up may be problematic The child with SPD may need an unusually long afternoon nap, or she may never nap even if exhausted. Because a sleep disorder is often caused be a separation problem, she may want to sleep with her parents She mayContinue reading “How Does Sensory Processing Affect Sleep?”
Self Regulation
Taken from: The Out-Of-Sync Child: The child may have difficulty modulating (adjusting) his mood. He may be unable to “rev up,” or to calm down once aroused. He may become fussy easily. He may have difficulty with self-comforting after being hurt or upset Delaying gratification and tolerating transitions from one activity to another may beContinue reading “Self Regulation”
LEGOLAND Sensory Guide
<I have no affiliation with LEGOLAND, I am just sharing information> Back in June, we did an overnight at LEGOLAND, NY. This was our second annual trip, but last year was just for the day. If you’ve read this blog before, then you know I’ve talked about experiences at Disney. We’re a family that enjoysContinue reading “LEGOLAND Sensory Guide”
The Crocs Results I Wasn’t Expecting
Believe it or not, this summer is our first experience with Crocs. My 6 year old really wanted them and while shopping around for them, my 9 year old decided he wanted them too. They each found a pair they liked and put them on in the car. My 9 year old had a senseContinue reading “The Crocs Results I Wasn’t Expecting”
Why Is Christmas So Overwhelming?
For the past few (or more) years, we have always known the Holidays are pretty overwhelming for ‘J.’ Typically the month leading up to Christmas (and his Birthday) prove to be a challenge. In years past, that has been expressed through tears, extreme frustration, attitude, being on edge, acting out of character, etc. In November,Continue reading “Why Is Christmas So Overwhelming?”
Amazon Prime Early Access for Sensory Items
There are so many benefits to sensory items! They can help calm a child, regulate emotions, focus, enhance fine motor skills, improve language skills and so much more. Amazon is currently running a Prime Early Access promotion today, October 11th and tomorrow, October 12th. Although the links below are affiliate links, they are products (orContinue reading “Amazon Prime Early Access for Sensory Items”
Just My MomSense 