Warning: the first video could be a trigger for people with visual sensitivities. What is your favorite view? Think about why it really sticks with you. Is it the sounds or smells? Maybe it’s the colors? Are you calm or excited? This is one of my daughter’s favorite views. It both stimulates and calms her,Continue reading “Normalizing sensory needs, A call to action”
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Fueling visible change with communications
As I continue to hone my goals for building out a little corner of the Internet here, I debate about how much people want to hear me think out loud. Regardless of how that shakes out, I do believe my purpose is to help parents, and professionals in this space, develop their communication skills. IContinue reading “Fueling visible change with communications”
Music – even more to love
My friends know I love music. It fits me in every way — I am auditory, it lets me connect to memories and stories and the creative freedom attracts my inner artist. But none of that tops how it feels to share my love of music with my rugrat. My love bug, who of lateContinue reading “Music – even more to love”
Our Definition of O.K.
Our Doddlebug has had a great day — therapy and music class went well. (Video posted separately.) She made eye contact, and I think, even tried to imitate a friend when we were dancing. That stimulation comes home with her and she is a happy girl. She is someone who wants to make eye contactContinue reading “Our Definition of O.K.”
OK With Change 