Linda Keogh OT
A huge thank you to Occupational Therapist Linda Keogh for her Guest Post as part of the Little Puddins’ “Autism 101” series; where essentially Parents…
Sensory Gift Ideas
It can be so difficult trying to find the perfect Sensory Gift when you don’t know where to start. I have two sons with Autism…
Sensory Meltdown or Tantrum
Do you know the difference between a Sensory Meltdown and a Tantrum? As a mom of two boys with Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder,…
Highly Sensitive Child or a Child with SPD?
What is the difference? The Difference: A child who is highly sensitive is not the same as a child who has a diagnosis as…
Sensory Processing Disorder Red Flags
If you are reading this article I suspect it is for one of two reasons (or both): 1. Your child has been diagnosed as having…
Children’s Books about Sensory Processing Disorder
Sensory Processing Disorder seems to have become a buzz word recently but if you have been living with it in your family for as long…
Book Shelf
I have been asked many times what books I have read that I have found most useful. Over the years I have read so many,…
Learn about SPD
A Sensory World It can be so overwhelming as a Parent when you learn that your child has Special Needs. I know when I was…
Little Boy Lost
My Little Boy Lost When I see Conor, I only see him, not Autism, not SPD, not anything else, just him. I see his lovely…
A special Christmas List
Last Year was the first time I could tell Conor really understood what Christmas was all about. I will never forget his face on Christmas…
Little boy’s Sensory Heaven
I think any mother of a child with Special Needs no matter the age of their child will tell you that they are always learning…
To throw or not to throw
As part of my Friday Freebie series I also like to create “requested” Printables. I was contacted recently by a Parent who needed some…
Sensory Processing Disorder SPD
Sensory Processing Disorder also known as SPD is a processing disorder of the senses. It affects the way in which children and adults “take in”…
