Sensory Sam

Your grandson/nephew/friends son has just been diagnosed with Autism. What does that mean? What should I expect? How should I show support? What should I do?  Many families and relatives...

How can you help your Neurodivergent child best prepare to return to the school routine? It can be easy leaving the thought of preparing your child for school till the...

Creating a quiet and sensory-friendly space for your child during holiday gatherings can be an essential strategy for reducing meltdowns, and creating peaceful outcomes for everyone.  Whether you're having a...

When there's a change to a childs routine, timing is everything! And change under time restraints we all know can often escalate to meltdowns...Costing you time and stress, the solution-...

Ever wondered why we fidget? Lets dive into why and what is the best way to how?

Here are 3 effective and beautiful sensory resources that use a combination of light, touch and interactivity to create a magic mood enhancing space where open creative play can be...

 “Children with Sensory Processing sensitivities experience the world differently- Your child’s sensory system is still growing- sensory inputs of sound, touch, texture, smell, balance and body awareness are still developing.”...

“If you have a child with learning or behavioural difficulties, I’m here to tell you that your child is amazing, and so are you. You can overcome these challenges. “...

Who's kid loves to take all the cushions off the sofa and jump into them, or love to repeatedly crash into you?  If so, they sound like a good candidate...

Here are some insights to encourage the best out of your Neuro-diverse child's development and growth so they are best able to cope with life’s myriad of complex social situations,...

As us parents not so secretly breathe a sigh of relief that the challenges of the holidays draw to a close, a whole lot of new ones are on our...

There is no limits to what a play silk can be.  I don’t know what we’d do without ours. They have been the consistently most-used “toy” in our house over the past...