How many times in your life have you said “I’m sorry” to another person? It’s natural that when the children in our lives do something that hurts, upset, or bothers another person, we encourage them to say “I’m sorry,” as well. But what does “I’m sorry” really mean and does it teach children anything? In Read More
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Social Skills for Mainstream Kindergarten
I recently came across an incredibly supportive group for parents of children with sensory processing disorder. On the website, The SPD Blogger Network explains its purpose: “This group blog is designed for those writting – or those who want to write – about raising a child with Sensory Processing Disorder or sensory issues (that Read More
Special Needs Products for Everyone: Stomp Rocket Junior and Stomp Rocket Ultra
The Stomp Rocket Ultra and Stomp Rocket Junior are some of my favorite activities to use with children. While they recommend you use these toys outside, with a few precautions (moving breakable items), I think the Stomp Rocket Junior can be a perfect activity for working on gross motor development while inside. It’s a great way Read More