Blessed to Be a Blessing: Passing Family Transformation On | Ep. 324
October 26, 2026
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…your bedroom floor. Do math or spelling on the sidewalk or driveway in chalk. The bigger arm movements give more sensory input to speed up the visual motor learning process….
…begins? You’re in the right place. In this audioblog episode, the final installment in our Sensitive & Intense Kids series, you’ll hear practical, sensory-smart strategies rooted in the Connected Families…
…1. Why Is My Child Struggling? 2. Healing Responses for Conflicts & Outbursts 3. Our Framework Applied to Sensitive, Intense Kids 4. How Does Sensory Function Affect Behavior? 5. Sensory…
…books, emotion visuals, sensory fidgets). You can even model using it a few times to demonstrate that it really is a cool place! Smile, especially at the kids who struggle…
…presence and encouragement, turn up the fun with playfulness, and/or do a regulating sensory activity. For example: Simplify morning routines: i.e., have a grab ‘n go breakfast to eat in…
…have contributed can reduce a good deal of kids’ anxiety and stress. 3. Try to limit “big sensory inputs”. Think carefully about how to reduce the bigness of Christmas. This…
…bounces!” FREE Sensory Questionnaire Wondering if your child is a little “extra” curious or seems particularly sensitive & intense? Check out this short questionnaire to learn more about your child!…
…these questions: What is the “attention payoff” you are giving your child in a persistent behavior challenge you are facing? Is there a valid need (i.e. physical/sensory) that may also…
…and/or insecure Children that resist participating in social situations may be sensitive to the sensory stimulation of new people or groups. Or they may be insecure about what they will do or say and…
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