Summer – Hot. Humid. Bright. Insect’s itchy. Windy. Sandy. Sticky. OMG…Summertime – the exact time of the year that once finished, I always go down to my cave to collect and review basics. Every year. Why? Because it’s so variable and mutable that each year brings something new and surprising! Always!I am going through and… Read More SPD On Holidays. My Very Best TIPS – Checklist 2020.
How do you see your ideal travel companion through education? What should a modern teacher be like? How would you like him to be? With passion and fortitude – the ingredients that today’s teacher we, as a family on the spectrum, would like to have and are joyful if we are lucky enough to meet… Read More A Travel Companion Through Life Learning Ocean
I frequently think how is it possible and how come it doesn’t bother me anymore? From ‘unbearable’ to ‘be fine with it’ there is a big canyon that runs widely and deeply enough to make this discomfort doubtfully qualifying for disappearance in the haze of not giving a freaking heck. It doesn’t mean I do… Read More Quirks of the Spectrum
Seems to be a song lyrics…our favourite one btw. We are a family who travels a lot. We were always very happy to go around and visit places near and far. We traveled before kids. We travel pregnant. We traveled right after we welcomed our firstborn between us. We traveled even if it was quite… Read More My Anti-Meltdown Kids’ First-Aid Travel Kit
Do your kids love Play-Doh? Well, I bet yes! Kids on the spectrum often spend hours with their hand immersed in the colorful stuff for modeling. Squeezing and rolling and touching with their small fingers. For kids with neurodevelopmental disorders those kid of stimulation activity brings calm and focus. But there is not only the… Read More Sensory play level up: clay, foam and sand
Lately I’m very interested in sensory topics involving individuals on the spectrum. It seems to be quite frequent issue in people with autism and other neurological conditions, to suffer from different kind of discomfort caused by lightening. Some types of lightening might provide a calming effect but for others it could act as a stimuli.… Read More Light sensitivity as a sensory integration issue