The sense of proprioception gives children awareness of body position and supports balance, coordination, and movement. Learn how it develops and what activities can help refine it, especially for children who may struggle with posture, motor control, or sensory input.

Primitive reflexes play a key role in early development—but when they’re retained, they can impact focus, coordination, and behavior. Learn how to spot the signs, support integration through play, and when to seek guidance from an occupational therapist.

With Halloween quickly approaching, this holiday always brings in a whirlwind of excitement and creativity. For many children, this...

Chaye's Picks Tricky Fingers (ages 4+): Sit by the fire and cozy up! Poke your fingers through the holes to move the marbles and copy...

The Layer Dilemma: A Scientific Perspective on Sensory Sensitivities Many children refuse to wear long pants, long sleeves, socks, and...

Halloween is an exciting time for costumes, candies, and spooky fun, but for those children who are sensory-defensive or over-responsive...

As summer winds down and the back-to-school season approaches, parents are gearing up for the exciting yet sometimes nerve-wracking...

Does your child constantly touch their friends, bump into things, or knock items off tables inadvertently? Your child may be struggling...

Self-regulation is a critical skill that enables children to adapt their arousal, alertness, and attention to meet the demands of...

Purim is a joyous and festive holiday celebrated by Jewish communities all around the world. A central part of this holiday is dressing...

1. Beiens Touch and Feel Crinkle Cloth Books: Together the bright colors, crinkle texture, squeaker, and soft textured animal tails will...

1. Marble Fidget in Mesh Sleeve: The marble fidget has calming, mesmerizing effects that encourage focus, calm, and improved mood. Keep...

The winter season is now in full swing, and we have already had our fair share of snowfall. It may be warmer and more comfortable to...

This Thanksgiving, give your sensory seeker a nice messy treat by making a Candy Turkey! This recipe is perfect for sensory seekers who...

Did you know that over 25 muscles within the hand need to be strong and well-coordinated to support fine motor skills? Most children...

Fall is here, and your children are well into their second month of school. Although the weather may be getting cooler, there's still...

Halloween is an exciting time of year but, for children who are hypersensitive to touch ( tactile defensive ), even the thought of...

It is amazing how many sensory opportunities for heightening body awareness arise before, during, and after pool time. Keep in mind, that...

Prepare your child for spooky or loud noises during trick-or-treating by exposing them at Party city or a Halloween store with similar...

March 7th is National Cereal Day! At POTS we celebrate with cereal every day! We use Cheerios or Fruit Loops as therapy tools to help our...