If you're just starting your journey or need new resources, here are the top Sensory Processing Disorder Resources that you should start with!

With fox, wolf, panda, lion, dinosaur and owl handmade coats, we just wish that Little Goodall made their jackets in big-people size.

5 Benefits of Visual Schedules, The Ultimate Daily Visual Schedule Bundle, Picture Cards, Autism, Routine, Visual Schedule Printables for the whole year

If you find your child is prone to after-school restraint collapse, don't worry. Find effective self-regulation strategies for kids here.

Indulge your creativity with this easy, beginner-friendly hand-stitched wool felt pretend play donut PDF pattern! Crafted with love and precision, this PDF sewing tutorial will guide you through the process of creating your very own charming felt donuts for imaginative playtime, gifting, décor, etc. The size of the finished doughnut is ~ 4in (10cm) if using the A4 format paper. Level - easy/beginner. No sewing machine is required. What's Included: - A downloadable PDF - Step-by-step, beginner-friendly instructions with high-quality photos - Helpful tips and tricks to make your project a breeze - A list of materials you'll need to get started Why Choose this Pattern? - Handcrafted Quality: I've put a lot of love and care into designing this pattern, ensuring that your finished donuts look and feel just like the real thing - Endless Possibilities: Customize your donuts with your favorite colors and toppings. The only limit is your imagination! - Eco-Friendly Fun: Crafted with wool felt, this project is eco-conscious and sustainable - Perfect for Pretend Play: Children will love playing with these felt donuts, making them a delightful addition to play kitchens, tea parties, and more IMPORTANT: This listing is for the PDF file only, not the finished product. Materials not included. Once the payment is received, the PDF file will be available for download (you will need a PDF reader to view the files). THESE PATTERNS ARE FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY! They are copyright protected and not to be resold, copied, or redistributed. You can not sell items made from these patterns.

I made a hair bow holder using a picture frame, a headband tree, and now I've made this fun Headband Holder using Oatmeal Cans.

Homemade paper maché plates are a great sensory craft project. Press some love into the paper maché plate as you make this easy DIY gift for someone special