CHAPTER 6: How To Manage Transitions That A Sensory-Seeking Child Faces
As a mom of a special needs, sensory-seeking needs, call it what you will- child, your best teacher is your own child. You buy countless
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CHAPTER 5: A Child’s Calm Space Can Benefit Both The Child And The Parents
Let’s talk about siblings. How do they digest the whole “sibling with special needs” issue? I don’t know about you, but having a special needs
CHAPTER 4: How Can I Improve My Child’s Mental Health State By Changing The Decor In My Home?
Think about the following scenarios: Your daughter is learning from home. She is confined to a small space for her studies. She’s sitting in front
CHAPTER 3: How Much Effort Is Required To Decorate My Sensory Child’s Room?
After several weeks of design planning, I was all ready to set up the room. I was mostly thinking about the sensory wall panel for
CHAPTER 2: Help Your Child By Transforming Their Space Into A Sensory Friendly Room
So now that we’re properly acquainted, you should probably know that we actually call Asher—>Ashi, Nathan —> Natti, and Jonah—> Jonah bear, Jonesy, Jojo. I
CHAPTER 1: Decorating A Space For A Special Needs Child
Five years ago I was blessed with a child that has sensory issues and ADHD on top of it. I recently found out that those
