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For children with autism or additional sensory needs, traditional Christmas activities can sometimes feel overwhelming. In this blog we suggest some sensory Christmas events to look out for.

Getting a child to brush their teeth can be tricky — and even more so when they have sensory sensitivities. The taste, smell, and texture of toothpaste, or the feel of a toothbrush, can be overwhelming or even distressing for...

When supporting children with special needs, especially those with sensory processing challenges, autism, ADHD, or anxiety, parents and professionals often turn to tools like weighted vests and compression vests. While they may look similar, they serve very different purposes, and...

Easter is a time for fun, family, and creating lasting memories. For children with special needs, making the celebration accessible ensures that everyone can join in the fun. Whether your child has mobility challenges, sensory sensitivities, or other unique needs,...

It can be difficult to find clothes for children with autism because you need to factor in sensory issues, potential dislike of change and possible scenarios, such as smearing or removal of clothing. Some children also find some items of...

Not only is sensory play a fun way to interact and play with your child but it can help to improve cognitive development, gross and fine motor skills, hand/eye coordination, social and communication skills. Sensory activities are universal because everyone,...