by Martianne Stanger The sun is shining. You’re itching to get outside. But, you need a little something to lure the SPD child in your life into some sensory fun… Well, grab your SPD Lenses and take a look at an old thing with new vision! Today’s challenge: What can one plastic sandbox (or kiddie [...]
Quick Tip: Summer Camp Success
July 2, 2011 By
Summer Travel with the Sensitive Child
May 28, 2011 By
by Bonnie Hacker, MHS, OTR/L In the last post, we explored strategies to support your child on vacation if he or she is a sensory seeker, but what if your child is sensitive, more of a sensory avoider. Some children have nervous systems that are easily overwhelmed. They may demonstrate sensory defensiveness and/or poor sensory [...]
Autism Awareness Month: Summer Camp & Spectrum Kids: Let’s Create Fun!
April 29, 2011 By
Compliments of Autism Asperger’s Digest March/April 2011 issue Excerpted from the article, “Going Off to Camp: Information and Encouragement for Parents” that appears in the March/April 2011 issue of Autism Asperger’s Digest magazine. Reprinted with permission. The Autism Asperger’s Digest is offering a subscription special during April, to celebrate National Autism Awareness Month. Details follow. [...]
Activities for Summer Break…the rest of it, that is….
August 7, 2010 By
Summer is a much needed break for many children and families. Make the most of summer by helping children have fun while learning new things. The ideas below are for children of all ages and include suggestions for both the home and the community. 1. Enjoy the Weather – Many communities have swimming lessons, group [...]
Expert Louise Sattler Reports…."I SPY……"
July 6, 2010 By
