by Miss Jaime | Ask an OT, Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills
The other day I did an autumn arts and crafts project with all of the students on my caseload. Every. Single. One. Kindergartners as well as fourth graders. Very often we hear about the problem of a “cookie cutter therapist.” Meaning—a therapist that does...
by Miss Jaime | Babys and Toddlers, Sensory Processing
Potty training can be a challenge for parents, but it’s also an important part of childhood development. The normal struggle can be even more difficult when there are sensory processing issues. Recognizing that they need to go, wearing big girl or big boy...
by Miss Jaime | Sensory Processing
Let’s Discuss Sensory Processing and Weighted Blankets! Weighted blankets and lap pads are often recommended for individuals with sensory integration disorder, Autism, anxiety, ADHD, Rett Syndrome, PTSD, Restless Leg Syndrome, and many other conditions. They...
by Miss Jaime | Sensory Processing
Do you know a child who just LOVES Sensory toys? I mean gooey, flashy, squishy, squeezable, and spinnable toys that stimulate their senses of sight, taste, touch, smell, and hearing. As a pediatric Occupational Therapist, I have to admit that I have a LOT of students...
by Miss Jaime | Sensory Processing
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by Miss Jaime | Long Island, Sensory Processing
This post contains affiliate links Parents often ask me for my favorite Sensory Resources. I recently did a parent workshop to speak about OT tips and tricks for children with Sensory Processing Difficulties. I decided to put together a simple list of my go-to books,...