By KirstieW|2020-09-30T10:43:37+00:00September 30th, 2020|Categories: Special needs|Tags: deep pressure, educational blog, fidgets that won't drive you nuts, hearing, Proprioception input, Proprioception toys, proprioceptive, Proprioceptive Resources, sensory input, sensory needs, sensory processing, sensory processing disorder, sensory processing for early educators, sensory processing in young children, sensory room, sensory tools, sensorytoys, smell, tactile input, touch, vestibular, Vestibular input, vestibular stimulation, Weighted products|
Let's start by talking about what exactly sensory processing is. Sensory processing refers to the way the nervous system receives messages
By KirstieW|2019-02-03T04:39:10+00:00April 29th, 2017|Categories: Special needs|Tags: attachable fidgets, best sensory fidgets, chew fidgets, fidget, fidget cube, fidget spinner, fidgets for adults, fidgets for older kids, fidgets for school, fidgets for teenagers, fidgets for the classroom, fidgets that won't drive you nuts, multi-purpose fidgets, safe fidgets|
It is a challenge to find age appropriate things for our teenagers (and adults) with special needs. The best fidgets
By KirstieW|2018-02-26T04:07:35+00:00March 30th, 2017|Categories: Special needs|Tags: attachable fidgets, best sensory fidgets, chew fidgets, fidget, fidgets for older kids, fidgets for school, fidgets for teenagers, fidgets for the classroom, fidgets that won't drive you nuts, multi-purpose fidgets, safe fidgets|
To find the best fidgets that won't drive you nuts at school, consider the following: Fidgets that work Fidgets are
