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Sensory Play

Contributors: Stacy Bailey, EIS and Elizabeth L. Comrie, MS, OTR/L 

We all learn about ourselves and the world around us through our sensations! Sensory information can come in all forms, information to our eyes, ears, skin, mouth, movement, etc. helping us learn about the world around us and internal signals letting us know if we are hungry, thirsty, tired, or need to go to the bathroom, which help us learn about ourselves. And kids are no exception! Below are some tips to help you create multi-sensory activities for the little ones in your life. Read More ›

Sensory Activities for kids with disabilities. Preschool Activities for Children with Special Needs. Boy with with Cerebral Palsy in special chair play with mom at home

Sensory Processing Resources

Curious about Sensory Integration and Sensory Processing? Wonder what sensory integration and sensory processing difficulties look like? Are you curious how common are sensory integration problems are? Check out this comprehensive article about Sensory Integration and Sensory Processing. Read More ›

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Family Activities for Winter 2024

With shorter days and colder temperatures, it can be hard for families with little ones to find ways for their kids to play and explore. Good news, our resourceful Developmental Specialists have some excellent suggestions to help your family have fun throughout the cold winter months. Read More ›

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Community Diaper Resources

Diapers are a necessity when you have a baby. But the high cost of diapers can be a lot for some households. Fortunately there are resources that families can turn to when the cost becomes too much for their monthly budget. Below are a list of some of the options available to Summit County families in need. Read More ›

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