“Michael can ride a bike?” Riding back from the bakery. There he was, pedaling his bike, like any other kid, except that his smile was much bigger. “How’d you do it?” asked my sister. “What

I’m writing this post from the bathroom, yes the bathroom. I’m sick, sickest I’ve been in over a year and I just need to rest. Putting the 2 yr old in the bathtub is the

I’ve heard/seen a lot of stories about many of our sensory avoiders and sensory seekers. Those are our children that fall into the Type 1 (Sensory Modulation Disorder) or Type 3 (Sensory Discrimination Disorder) categories.

I watch my daughter in her ballet class.  She is so tiny next to the other girls–lean, muscular, but so skinny and a head shorter than most of them.  I watch her concentrate hard on

Spend some fun time indoors this winter with a simple inexpensive sensory tool. This post shows you how to put together your own bean box, discusses some of the benefits and shares a few fun activities to get your started on a sensational afternoon of fun for any age!

The other day, we had a nor-easter yesterday, which meant plenty of nature-based sensory input awaited us out the front door in the form of shoveling, building snowmen, scaling snow banks and attempting to sled