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I have a suspended swing that helps my daughter with her sensory issues at home. WOuld love these as they would be great for on the go!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter craves movement so we got her a trampoline. She does a tensing movement that we've tried a weighted vest for but it didn't help. We'd like to try a weighted blanket. We also got her a rocking chair for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteWe do sensory play with swings, rice, beans, pasta, little objets to find in them, cup to dig an dpour with, sand and water.
ReplyDeleteHoping to get him some squishy baff stuff to try this year, too.
Squishy balls and vibrating toys. -Cassandra
ReplyDeleteTo help my son overcome sensory issues, we use many things (he is sensory seeking and avoiding), so he has access to noise-blocking headphones, and a quiet place all the time. Also, he also like to rock in our chairs to music, play with his toys that flash (light), play with his stress balls, turn on his disco ball light, he has bins filled with rice and hidden objects that he likes to run his fingers through. In the summer, he swings a lot. He has access to a weighted blanket,and we try to read his cues to see when he is getting overloaded. :) -Angie Gorz
ReplyDeleteWee we have a small net swing that hangs from doorway frame and a mini trampoline. We also have a shoebox of rice and one of beans, but they end up everywhere so we are not as enthusiastic about them, especially the small rice. I am very curious about the water balls.
ReplyDeleteThe iPad is our best distraction tool because our boy is a sensory seeker :)
ReplyDeletewe have trampolines, a matress, and much much more :)
ReplyDeleteI use my weight lap pad from Calming effects weighted lap pads. ;)
ReplyDeletewe have swings and a slide and squishys and touch box with bits in it. and different projectors and lights.
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