Some autistic sensory issues are straightforward, but some are not. Some sensory issues can be about what happens after the sensory experience.
Facebook Pinterest 2.9k Twitter 2 What Are Childhood Sensory Issues? Childhood sensory issues often start to creep up around the ages of two to three years old. Parents often start to notice if their child has unusual sensitivities to different common things that are not a problem for most children their age. Sensory issues are […]
Head Banging and Autism: 24 Tips and strategies addressing head banging´s most common triggers (sensory processing issues, attention-seeking, communication problems/frustraction, escaping demands, pain)
Parents of autistic teens often fight with their kids over hygiene. Give up the idea of how they "should" do it and let them do it however they can.
Does your toddler have sensory issues? Or just a normal toddler quirk? Personality or temperament? Should you be getting your toddler some extra help?
An in depth look at sensory overload: what it looks like and feels like, causes, prevention, and how to relieve overstimulation.
Discover how to create a sensory self-soothing kit filled with items that cater to your sensory needs that help you to sensory regulate. Find inspiration, ideas for sensory tools, and step-by-step guidance to build a personalized sensory soothing toolkit for stress relief and to manage moments of se
Clothing sensory issues can be exhausting! Learn why kids may have a sensory sensitivity, how to help your kid who refuses to wear clothes...
Signs of inappropriate processing of sensory information. Here are the 5 red flags of sensory issues a.k.a sensory processing disturbance symptoms.
Inside you'll find: the best sensory toys for autistic children and those with sensory processing disorder from an experienced sensory mom and OTA.
I am so excited to welcome Dr. Greg Grillo onto my blog today. Dr. Greg Grillo is sharing 3 tips to help you or your children start overcoming sensory issues at the dentist. Dr. Greg Grillo (dentably.com) - Dr. Greg is from the state of Washington and has been practicing dentistry for more than 17
Stimming refers to repetitive, self-stimulating, sensory-seeking behavior commonly seen in Autistic kids and adults. Those in the autistic community describe stimming as, An adaptive mechanism that helps them to soothe or communicate intense emotions or
ADHD and sensory issues with clothing can be challenging, but our guide offers tips to help your child dress comfortably and confidently.
"I only choose to wear very simple clothes with no design, and with soft and loose fabrics."
An autistic mom of an autistic child shares 5 powerful autism secrets the doctors won't tell you at diagnosis... Plus there's a FREE ebook!
A sensory room is important for kids with autism or SPD. Use these tips for the best equipment to fill your room with!
19 tips and products to help kids with sensory processing disorder and sleep challenges fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer!
Why do children have sensory food aversions? And, how can you help them overcome sensory issues with food? Get the answers and 8 simple...
An in depth look at sensory overload: what it looks like and feels like, causes, prevention, and how to relieve overstimulation.
If your child has sensory issues and you are concerned that they might have autism, read on to learn how one can exist without the other.
Does your child struggle with sensory issues? Are you looking for some ways to support sensory processing? Check out these 12 natural solutions for sensory issues in kids.
Learn about how sensory differences can impact a child's ability to sleep on their own. Tactile processing differences are a common cause of disruption.
Often people strive to understand what exactly the difference is between sensory seeking and sensory sensitive. Basically there are two ways in which people with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)…
Clothing sensory issues can be exhausting! Learn why kids may have a sensory sensitivity, how to help your kid who refuses to wear clothes...
Common sensory triggers that could be affecting your child. Learn about sensory triggers and how to identify them.
Learn what a sensory diet is, how it can benefit your child's learning, focus, behavior, and emotional regulation, and discover which activities should be part of your child’s individual sensory diet.
Common sensory triggers that could be affecting your child. Learn about sensory triggers and how to identify them.
It’s World Autism Awareness Week. 🌎Screening for Autistic behaviors is important for parents to understand. If you only see a pediatrician 1-2 times a year, you may be missing opportunities where...
55 fun sensory room equipment tips and ideas to help you create an effective therapy gym for your child with sensory processing disoder and/or autism.
How sensory processing works across the 8 sensory systems in the body - with a look at the sensory spectrum, sensory development in infancy, and SPD.
To put it simply, a shutdown is the opposite of a meltdown. Instead of the explosion that occurs with a meltdown, a shutdown involves imploding instead.
The best sensory toys for kids with autism that you need for your home, classroom or therapy practice. List created by an autism therapist.
Want to know how to get your autistic child to sleep through the night or fall asleep? Here are 9 actionable sleep strategies for autism.
A chiropractic doctor's perspective on the effectiveness of chiropractic therapy for decreasing nerve pressure to relieve autism symptoms and constipation.
Autism and eating challenges got you down? Need tips to get a picky eater with autism and/or SPD to try new foods? We've got 8 practical tips to help!
Sleep strategies for kids with autism or sensory processing disorder
Synesthesia allows the senses to blend, so people may taste colors or feel sounds, and it's more common among autistic people.
Do all kids with sensory processing disorder also have autism? Is SPD on the autism spectrum? Find out the differences and similarities between...
Autistic people are not selfish, we just speak a different neurological language. Allow me to translate.
Do you wonder if your child has more sensory related difficulties that you aren't aware of? Don't miss these sensory red flags.
Christmas gifts for children with autism can be tough to find. Here are 11 developmental toys that are fun but also perfect for a child with sensory needs or autism!
Chewing items is a common behaviour in many individuals diagnosed with Autism. It's one of the most common requests that we have from families asking us for support. Read on to find out more. If you're reading this, you may be struggling with someone who is chewing everything. And it could be all the time. We're
Autistic burnout is when a child or adult on the autism spectrum experiences a state of physical, emotional, or mental exhaustion.
