Playgrounds are often seen as magical spaces for children to burn energy, socialize, and develop gross motor skills. However, for many neurodivergent children and their families, navigating these spaces can often feel anything but magical. Many parents share that they...
Sensory Processing/Regulation
What to Say When Your Child Doesn’t Respond to Another Child
So often we hear from families how eager they are for their child to connect and play with other kids. For some, “eager” might not even be the best word to describe it. “Desperate” might feel more fitting. It is a desire so deep that it feels painful when a social...
Understanding Stimming
The world of stimming in autistic children is as diverse as their personalities, ranging from hand flapping and spinning to lining up toys. If the word “stimming” is new to you, or still confusing, keep reading to the end so you can feel more confident. For many...
Navigating the Sensory Symphony of the World
The world is a symphony of sensory information. With stimulation buzzing all around us at seemingly rapidly increasing rates, many of us are often left in a state of sensory overload, feeling flooded by the sheer volume of input. If you are experiencing this, imagine...





