Moms rock! We know it, but we don’t always show it. In a crazy, busy world, moms should never feel left out or unseen. Honoring motherhood means listening, paying attention, expressing gratitude, and celebrating the incomparable contributions of moms whenever we can. 

Though autism understanding is growing, there’s still plenty of work to do! Discrimination, myths, and stigmas still exist. The good news is we can all advocate for autism acceptance by promoting understanding and inclusion. When we do, the neighborhoods and communities around us become more welcoming, positive, and supportive of our loved ones with autism.  

The great news is the more you know about sensory sensitivity, the more you can support your child in proven, meaningful ways. And as you gain more insight into how they experience the world, you’ll feel more empowered and equipped to help them grow, adapt, and thrive.

Valentine’s Day is about much more than romance. When you have kids, Valentine’s Day is a great opportunity to talk about kindness, love, and friendship. For sensory kids, it’s also a chance to explore fun new sensory activities that help them express themselves, connect with others, and find new ways to enjoy old traditions.

Five Sensory Processing Disorder Bedtime Tips

There are a million reasons bedtime might feel like a battle with your kids. But if your child has SPD, things get even trickier. Itchy sheets, harsh air conditioning, seams in their pajamas… For kids with Sensory Processing Disorder, the list of things that interfere with a good night’s sleep can be long and complicated.