Periods introduce changes in routine, unfamiliar sensations and new products worn against the skin. For someone with sensory sensitivities, the texture of a sanitary pad, adhesive wings rubbing against the skin, worries about the product moving or discomfort with an...
– A Gentle Guide for Parents of Kids with Autism, Sensory Needs or PDA As parents, many of us struggle with the idea of setting boundaries. We want to be loving andresponsive, but we also want to guide our children...
If you’ve noticed your child frequently chewing on their sleeves, collars, or otherclothing, you’re not alone. Many children engage in this behaviour for variousreasons, including sensory needs, emotional regulation, or habit formation. While itmight seem unusual or concerning, chewing on...
At the Sensory Smart Store we strongly believe that your Christmas should fit the needs and wishes of your family. Every family is unique, don’t be afraid to ignore or alter any traditions that don’t work for you and yours. ...
Autism, sensory processing differences, special educational needs – all these can lead to challenging behaviours and other stressors on family life. But what on earth do you do when your child attacks you? Autism, sensory processing disorder, SEN learning difficulties...
