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Recap of Our Sensory-Friendly Donuts with Santa Event: A Sweet Success! This past weekend, we had the absolute joy of hosting our annual Donuts with Santa event, and we couldn’t […]

Sensory Processing Part 3 – Visual Integration Welcome back, campers! Glad you came back for Part 3 – Auditory Processing. Sensory processing can be pretty difficult to understand, so we […]

Sensory Processing Part 2 – Visual Integration In our last blog, we looked at the ideas of sensory integration and what it may mean for us, and those around us. […]

Sensory Processing Disorder  We all know someone who struggles with some type of sensation. Some people can’t eat certain textures without gagging; others have no difficulty with the textures of […]

Keep On Crawling! Encouraging our kids to continue crawling – even after they have learned to walk – is important for developing strong shoulders, upper backs, arms and hands. The […]

Determining the need for Speech and Language Intervention “Voomin’ Oomigai!” and “Minnick!” are two declarations that we heard regularly in my house. Very cute, I know, but the more I […]

“Anything that’s human is mentionable, and anything that is mentionable can be more manageable. When we can talk about our feelings, they become less overwhelming, less upsetting, and less scary.” […]