Sensory Processing and Personality: What makes each Child uniquely them.
It’s been a busy spring so far, hence my hiatus from writing on the blog lately. Work-Life Balance has been a struggle, […]
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Multi-Sensory Play and How it Impacts Learning: 10 Ideas for the Classroom
Everyone learns differently using their sensory systems; some people are visual learners, some are auditory learners, and some are hands on learners. […]
sensorytOTspot Video Series Episode 7: Light Tables
On this weeks episode of sensorytOTspot Video Series we are talking about the sensory benefits of light tables. Light tables can be […]
Bless Our Mess: Chronicles of a Sensory Mom
As an Occupational Therapist practicing in Early Intervention the majority of children I see are seen within their natural home environment. Families […]
sensorytOTspot Video Series Episode 6: Weighted Vests and Blankets
On this weeks episode of sensorytOTspot Video Series we’re talking about weighted vests, blankets, and lap pads. We talk about how and […]
Working on Body Awareness and Personal Space: 6 Strategies for the Sensory Child
Does your child get too close to other children, invading their personal space? For many children with sensory processing challenges they may […]
10 Sensory Strategies for Biting
Biting is one of those childhood behaviors that can be very difficult to deal with as a parent and caregiver. Both of […]
The Importance of Outdoor Play and Sensory Processing
Several weeks ago we took our boys to Ellms Family Farm down the road from us. This is a well known farm […]
sensorytOTspot Video Series Episode 3: Wet Sensory Bins
On this weeks episode of sensorytOTspot Video Series we share our 7 favorite wet and sticky sensory bin fillers. Click the link […]
sensorytOTspot Video Series Episode 2: Dry Sensory Bins
Welcome back to sensorytOTspot Video Series! On episode 2 we are sharing our favorite and most popular dry sensory bin ideas that […]