Your child is having a tantrum in the middle of the grocery store. Or at bedtime. Or during homework. Again. You're exhausted, frustrated, and wondering if you're doing something wrong. Here's what we want every parent to know: tantrums are a normal part of childhood development,  and they're not a reflection of your parenting. While all children experience tantrums and emotional outbursts, children with sensory processing challenges may experience sensory   meltdowns  with m

What is Reflex Integration? At POTS, our team of pediatric occupational therapists constantly seeks innovative ways to support the...

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

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

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...

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