Archive For The “sensory” Category
Our living room looks as it should now, the tree and decorations are down and ready for me to forget momentarily where they are next Christmas! It’s funny how they come down much speedier than they go up! T and D both go back to school on Thursday and I’ve started the chats around going […]
It’s been a day of attempting to get organised with regard to an upcoming event, one that is causing me some concern. It’s not D’s Annual Review, although that is this week but: School Trip. A residential week-long school trip for T, happening at the end of January and as part of his PE GCSE […]
Regular readers of my blogs will be aware that 3/4 of us in the Bluecrisps household have sensitive skin, extremely so. We are restricted to one brand of soap, one brand of washing up liquid (now there’s an excuse if ever there was one for a dishwasher, it’s on my wishlist) and one brand of […]
Going for new shoes for either T or D would always fill me with dread. If the shop was too busy or too noisy, then their flight instincts would take over and getting a fitting for new shoes was definitely a challenge. There is only a Clarks in our village, which obviously gets extremely busy […]
I’m writing this post today about a #SSAmazingAchievement that has slowly but surely crept up on D and I. It concerns this: We’ve used a SN buggy for years now, it’s acted as D’s safety net. She’ll walk beside me and then her sensory issues will take over, it could be someone walking behind us […]
I was sent the infographic below by an organisation in California and wanted to share it as I found it useful. In my experience, with one child at either end of the autistic spectrum, early intervention and a diagnosis is so important to enable the assistance required and the right educational setting (for that individual […]
We’ve just had a light delivered that I ordered (and paid for) from Argos, I’m really pleased with it and wanted to share the details. It’s a Laser Sphere colouring changing lamp and produces the following lovely, calming effects: The lamp is operated by a push button at the front and comes complete with a […]
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