What are the best sensory swing systems for indoor home use? Should I buy a free-standing sensory swing with a frame or ceiling-mounted sensory swing for my child with autism, a sensory-seeking form of sensory processing disorder, or special needs? Or what about a door-mounted sensory swing for kids system? This article discusses the advantages…
I love sensory bins! Everything but the mess that is! In a daycare or preschool classroom, or pediatric occupational therapy clinic for children, sensory bins are great ways to play. And switching them out for a new theme every month is a great idea! Once only found in classrooms or therapy spaces, sensory bins have…
Sensory processing disorder (SPD) is a condition where the nervous system does not process sensory input correctly. A person with SPD may have difficulty regulating their emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in response to external stimuli that would normally be considered harmless or non-threatening. Occupational therapists work with children who have SPD to help them develop…
Pediatric occupational therapy helps children who have disabilities with daily activities to reach their full potential in school, at home, and in all areas of their lives. Pediatric occupational therapists also help kids develop developmental skills like writing, drawing, and coloring. They use games, puzzles, arts and crafts, or other activities to help children acquire these…