Is “helicopter parenting” always a negative parenting approach? A mom of a child with sensory needs shares her wisdom. Parenting a child with sensory processing disorder (SPD) or autism is not for the faint of heart. However, your child is a precious treasure, and their differences may just mean they need a unique parenting approach.
Do you ever doubt your own courage? Have you ever felt inadequate in comparison to other parents and their accomplishments? Have you ever considered, though, that courage could be based on perspective? Curiously, do the same set of rules that adults struggle with actually hinder our view of true courage in our children? It is
If your child has been in occupational therapy for sensory processing disorder (SPD), chances are you have been told that movement is very important to help regulate your child’s nervous system. If you homeschool your child, there are non-stressful ways to include movement during your school day. After all, a healthy dose of movement will
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