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Mar 22, 2019

We Have a February Pay-It-Forward Winner!

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As we continue celebrating our 10-year anniversary by giving back to our community of families, we are excited to announce that we have a winner of our February Pay-It-Forward giveaway! A very deserving family in northwest Ohio was nominated by...

Nov 09, 2018

What is a Sensory Diet?

Tags: Autism, families with special needs, Motor Sensory, Sensory, Sensory Diet, Sensory Disorder, Sensory Disorder Activities, Sensory Processing Disorder, Special Needs, Special Needs Family & Parenting, Uncategorized, Visual Sensory

If your child has sensory processing issues, you might be curious about a type of treatment called a sensory diet. A sensory diet is an action plan that provides personalized sensory input your child needs to stay focused throughout the...

Feb 02, 2018

Keep Calm and Parent On!

Tags: Angelmans Syndrome, Autism, Autism Spectrum, CHARGE, dad of special needs child, Facts & Trends, families with special needs, Family activities for special needs, father of child with special needs, Fidget, Fidget Folder, Fidget Kit, Loving to learn, Motor Sensory, Parenting, Parenting special needs children, Products for Special Needs, Rett Syndrome, Self-soothing, Sensory, Sensory Disorder, Sensory Disorder Activities, Sensory Processing Disorder, Smith-Magenis-Syndrome, SMS, Special Needs, Special Needs Family & Parenting, special needs resources, Visual Sensory

Imagine a world where children could manage their stress in healthy ways. Children who are able to self-regulate their emotions and actions are better able to pay attention, avoid distractions, and act and move with deliberation and purpose. They are...