Seamfree vs Seamless Socks: What's the Difference and Which Is Best? Finding the right socks for children with sensory sensitivities can be surprisingly difficult. For some children with autism or sensory processing differences, something as small as a raised toe...
Potty training is a significant milestone for every child, but for children with additional needs, including autism and sensory processing disorder (SPD), the journey can require extra patience, tailored strategies, and an understanding of unique challenges. Toileting issues, especially around...
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. ...
Children and adults with Sensory Processing issues, Autism, ADHD, or ADD may often have a need to bite and chew. It can be a behaviour known as ‘stimming’, which performs an important sensory function, helping the young person regulate themselves...
Young people with autism and/or sensory processing disorders or sensitivities are often more likely to suffer discomfort from certain sounds and sensations. This can also sometimes be referred to as hypersensitive to sound, auditory processing disorder or hyperacusis Most of...
