For Sensory Processing Disorder Kiddos and Their Parents
W-sitting is a common position for toddlers and young children, but parents often wonder whether it affects their child’s posture, balance, or motor development. Understanding why children choose this position and encouraging a variety of sitting positions can help support comfortable movement and play. Research on the potential harms of W-sitting is limited, so occasional…
Birthday parties can be exciting, but the noise, crowds, decorations, unfamiliar foods, and unexpected activities can overwhelm children with sensory processing differences. With thoughtful planning and a focus on your child’s individual needs, you can create a celebration that feels comfortable, fun and inclusive. Understand Your Child’s Sensory Needs Every child experiences parties differently. Some…
ADHD and emotional regulation can go hand in hand, especially when a child has trouble calming down, controlling their reactions, or expressing difficult feelings. A University of Cambridge study found that more than half of children in a group with high ADHD symptom scores showed signs of emotional dysregulation, suggesting that emotional difficulties may be…
The Snug Safe n Sound Kids Earmuffs are designed to help protect children’s ears from loud or overwhelming sounds while providing a comfortable, adjustable fit. They can be useful for children who become uncomfortable in noisy environments, whether at home, school or out in the community. Snug Kids Ear Protection – Noise Cancelling Sound Proof…
Handwriting is much more than putting letters on paper. It combines fine motor control, visual-motor coordination, posture, attention, memory, and language skills, making it an important part of childhood development and school participation. Handwriting Is a Complex Skill Writing requires several different systems to work together. A child needs to control the pencil, coordinate their…
