The following stories illustrate how people living with sensory differences may find those differences impact their day. Some sensory differences can have positive impacts, such as a keen eye for detail or a rich enjoyment of music. The stories focus on the challenges of sensory differences to highlight areas where individuals may need support and adaptations to routines and environments.
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Sensory Issues Activity Pack: Practical Ideas to Support Children
The “Sensory Issues Activity Pack: Practical Ideas to Support Children” is an informative resource designed to assist parents and carers of children with sensory processing difficulties. It provides a wide range of practical activities and strategies tailored to address various sensory challenges such as touch, taste, and sound sensitivities. The pack aims to support the development of children’s ability to process sensory information, offering guidance on managing behaviors related to over-sensitivity or under-sensitivity to sensory inputs.
Sensory Calming Activities
The “Sensory Calming Activities” guide offers a wide range of activities designed to provide sensory input for children, helping them become calm, self-regulated, and less fidgety. These activities are particularly beneficial for children with sensory processing difficulties and can reduce stress and anxiety. The guide presents various options, from simple exercises like going for a walk or using fidget toys, to more involved activities like yoga and playing with sensory toys, allowing children to choose what best suits their needs for self-regulation.
