5 Tips for Navigating Spring Sensory Triggers for Neurodivergent Kids
The yo-yo of the weather is just one of the sensory triggers that comes with Spring for neurodivergent kids.
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4 Fall Traditions and A Sensory Look at the Season
we had endless discussions about the definition of fall and how it could be summer one day and winter the next. We also had the chance to finally experience fall sensory activities for ourselves.
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Everyday Therapy: Tips for a Struggling Writer in Early Elementary
The first sign we had of their autism was a developmental delay in their fine motor skills. These are the exact skills needed to color, draw, and write.
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Community for Outside the Box Kids in the Learner’s Lab
an online place for gifted and twice exceptional kids and their parents and learn and connect.
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Do You Have a Sensory Seeker or Sensory Avoider?
A friend asked me the other day about her child, “He loves to crash and play but can’t calm down very easily when he is hyped up, and he also eats holes in all his shirts. Do you think they could be related?” Before she finished, the memories flooded back of one of my kids at a younger age when I was asking similar questions about them. I’m not an expert, but I am a parent privileged to have met some amazing professionals along the way who have given me insight and clues to understand my very own outside the box kids.
