Sensory Based Coping Strategies and Sensory Diet Activities

Description

Does your child seem to get overwhelmed by their day to day activities and the rhythm of life?

Maybe you notice that they think things are too loud, too bright, or move too much.

Or maybe your little guy or gal seems happiest when they are getting lots of intense input like smells, sights, movements and sounds. Happiest when they’re spinning 🙂

Or they could be a combo of both.

This product is what you need in order to get started in meeting your child’s special sensory needs.

This is a two in one resource which includes a PDF chock full of sensory activities that provide the just right input your child needs using the things you have around the house. No need to buy “sensory” stuff. The PDF includes a link to a video which explains some of the strategies that you might need an explanation on as they’re more unique to my therapy background (though not complicated to learn and implement at all!)

The second PDF includes lots of easy, practical and fun activities to easily add sensory input to your child’s daily activities. You don’t have to carve out extra or special time to get sensory input in. You can easily add one, a few or many of these twists to the things you and your child already do everyday in order to spice up the sensory aspect and help promote your child’s self-regulation (aka, their ability to control their feelings and thoughts).