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It’s no secret now, we love sensory activities!  Any type of sensory experience is an intricate part to my child’s like due to autism and sensory processing disorder.  But with sensory play, I am always trying to find new and easy activities to include in my children’s daily schedule.   Giving my oldest son the sensory …

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  Lack of eye contact is typical symptom of children with autism.  While eye contact is uncomfortable for some children, parents should never force their child to make eye contact.  Forcing eye contact will only lead to further lack of eye contact.  But how do you get and keep your child’s attention to establish eye …

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What is a heavy work activity?  Before my son was diagnosed with autism, I’d never heard the term before.  Because of his Sensory Processing Disorder combined with autism, heavy work activities were suggested. Thankfully, many day-to-day activities are considered “heavy work.”  As long as there is a push and pull sensation exerted on the muscles …

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