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Sensory Processing Rules: I guess it was Obvious

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Tuesday, January 25, 2011. I guess it was Obvious. Yup In the previous picture, Crash was wearing a buttoned up flannel shirt and a poofy vest that was zipped up. I am glad I caught that moment in time, because it quickly went by. This just goes to show me that I should not limit Crash's choices by what I think he likes. I should leave a variety of things out there for him to try at his pace and one day I may be surprised! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Want to join the network? Being a Dad Rocks #47.

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Sensory Processing Rules: Warning

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This blog is about our personal ideas and opinions. I am not an Occupational Therapist or certified in Sensory Integration. I am a mom. I am blogging about my experiences. I am also a part time speech language pathologist who works in an Early Childhood Classroom. I have learned many of these ideas and strategies through independent reading, as well as collaboration with my Early Childhood team. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Want to join the network? Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog.

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Sensory Processing Rules: December 2010

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Wednesday, December 1, 2010. Do you think you are over the hump? Today wouldn't ya know it, right after his glowing review.he had his first meltdown at school. You see, it snowed last night for the first time all season. The wicked first snow fall means all kinds of wicked firsts in our house as well. First day for boots. First day for snow pants. First day for mandatory mittens and hats. First day for required coat zipping. He did it and every day this winter will hopefully get a little easier. Subscrib...

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Sensory Processing Rules: November 2010

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Tuesday, November 30, 2010. I have played an instrument for most of my life.I even minored in music in college. Our family loves music of almost any kind. So it was kind of funny tonight to hear Crash say, "ahhh, I love this music! Saturday, November 20, 2010. Oh what to do. I am glad he is independent and trying to solve his problem, but using your tongue as a Kleenex is unacceptable! Not only is it gross, it eventually makes the entire problem worse and adds a third reason for a meltdown. You see u...

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Sensory Processing Rules: I'm melting, I'm melting!

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Sunday, February 20, 2011. I'm melting, I'm melting! Well, not exactly. That is however what kept running through my head during Crash's meltdown last night. You see, we were playing a game of Chomp. Which has got to be one of his most favorite games at the moment. It's a little like War and a little like Slap Jack all rolled into one. constant motion and a lot of slapping the table. right up Crash's alley. Tears now just running down his face.he sobs no.not this game it's my favorite. Although being the...

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Sensory Processing Rules: The Cast

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The 3 Year Old. I will call him Crash. He is a sweet loving and smart child who is working to successfully deal with the everyday challenges of living with sensory processing difficulties. He loves the Police Officer and often tries to be just like him (much to the Police Officer's dismay). I will call her the External Regulator. She is constantly predicting what will happen and how that will affect Crash in order to help him learn to regulate his body. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Being a Dad Rocks #47.

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Sensory Processing Rules: Easter Through the Years...

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Saturday, May 7, 2011. Easter Through the Years. Easter clothes have always been a struggle in our house. 2009: The fancy Easter dinosaur. 2010: The so very fancy Easter Star Wars sweat shirt. But this year, there was a glimmer of something different. Crash was with his brother and I out shopping for Easter clothes for his brother when all of a sudden Crash says.I want Easter clothes. You want Easter clothes? Ok But I tucked the receipt in the pants pockets.just in case. He didn't take them off all day!

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Sensory Processing Rules: February 2011

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Thursday, February 24, 2011. The best gluten free dairy free chocolate cake EVER. Not to mention it looks like Lightening McQueen sticking his tongue out. Gluten And Dairy Free Chocolate Cake. 189; cups Cocoa. 189; cups Coconut Flour. 189; cups Tapioca Flour. 189; teaspoons Xanthan Gum/ or guar gum. 189; teaspoons Salt. 1 teaspoon Baking Soda. 10 Tablespoons Earth Balance (vegan Butter). 1 Tablespoon Vanilla Extract. 1 Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. 4 Beat together the butter and sugar. Which has got to ...

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Sensory Processing Rules: March 2011

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Saturday, March 12, 2011. Rules to live by. I didn't know that either, but last week we had a movie night at our house with some guests and everyone had pizza. One time, that's it, and all of a sudden there is a rule about it. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Want to join the network? Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog. Nearly Normal Cooking For Gluten Free Eating. Henry Occupational Therapy Services-bringing sensory integration to schools, homes, and clinics. Introduction to The Out of Sync Child.