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I Love Potions...Sensory Bottles

Jordan Lader @JordanLader (7406) • Sparta, Tennessee 10 Jun 24

I found these on YouTube and now I absolutely love them. They are so simple to make and so much fun. To shake them up and watch them swirl is memorizing. I'm hoping these will be big toward Halloween. If I start them now, I'm...

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Brilliant minds of Walmart

C @ShyBear88 (59342) • Sterling, Virginia 20 Jan 19

Every time I go into one of the Walmart’s bathroom I want to laugh every time I see this one toilet. The pure brilliantiness of this one just shocks me with how, some body out there is lacking a brain. How does this poor toilet...

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I'm Getting Better At The Haircuts

pinkCardigangirl @pinkCardigangirl (587) • United States 3 May 16

I have a four year old son who has Autism among other things. He has many sensory issues and also isn't comfortable with new faces. I haven't taken him to a barber because I know he's not going to sit still to get his hair cut. I...

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Sensory Garden

belindayhughes @belindayhughes (1096) • United States 25 Feb 13

A sensory garden is full of wonders and delights for the five senses. Start with a pond, bench and shade tree. Add wind chimes, rain bells, a waterfall and a fountain for soothing sounds. For pleasing sights, plant water varieties...

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Would you? Exchange it for a...

ahgong @ahgong (10064) • Singapore 5 Aug 10

I was watching a re-run of Smallville. In this episode, Clark met an old lady who is blind when he did some volunteer work. And she has this gift. A gift that allows her to have glimpses of the future. She told her story of...

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Things are not as they always appear to be. - the mom look

meandmy3 @meandmy3 (2227) • United States 20 Apr 09

We have all seen it the mom on aisle five with the child who is either laying in the floor in full tantrum or sitting in the grocery cart in full tantrum. How many times have you passed that mom and give her the "mom look" you...

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What is Sensory Processing Disorder, I have been asked this a good bit lately

meandmy3 @meandmy3 (2227) • United States 19 Apr 09

As a result I thought I would take the time to explain it here, I know I updated this on my blog as well but what the heck. The more people that are aware of the condition the better chance we have at finding a solution. All...

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Any mother's of an autistic child???

Louprincesss112 @Louprincesss112 (96) • United States 19 Nov 08

Hey everyone I recently found out that my three year old son is autistic. We knew that he had some problems from the begining. He's speech was very far behind and he had some of the odd stereo type tendencies they say autistic...

autistic children

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Sand and Water

berlynn1975 @berlynn1975 (737) • United States 3 Jul 07

Do you enjoy going to the beach? If you do, what do you enjoy most. As far as sensory reasons, I love standing at where the water meets the shore. I enjoy feeling the water rush over my feet and then the feeling of my feet sinking...

Does your child lick his/her hands, suck on fingers?

sylviekitty @sylviekitty (2083) • United States 11 Feb 07

I noticed recently that my 3 yr old has been doing this frequently, over the last few weeks or so. I notice it the most when he's sitting on the couch and watching tv (maybe it's because he's bored and needs something to do with...

autistic traits

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over stimulation in the class room???

MercyGurL @MercyGurL (112) • United States 10 Nov 06

I recently went to a parent teacher conference, and Is it just me or do the teachers seem to put tons and tons of stuff on the walls in the class room? I understand that there needs to be things on the walls to make it seem a...

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