Showing posts with label sensory processing disorder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sensory processing disorder. Show all posts

Thursday, August 23, 2012

"All Children Can Learn." - SPD


"Another school year begins August the 16th for us. My son is a young 1st grader , he will be 6 on August 23rd . But will still be five when school starts . His kindergarten experience wasn’t so great . Before he started school last year I met with the school psychologist and the teacher to provide with the all the paper work I had from my son doctors.
What are you doing to make sure your SPD kiddo starts off the school year right ?"

Profile Picture   Another School year !! - The SPD Blogger Network

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'Enjoyable School Year'

Thursday, July 26, 2012

I think I can... Self Regulate

"Reach your child's potential with professional insight."

What in the World is Self-Regulation? Self-Regulation and Me!

scream Today I would like to talk about self-regulation, because I feel it is a very important topic. Once a person learns how to self-regulate, their life will become a lot easier. But first, I am sure some people are wondering what is self-regulation. To put it in simple terms: Self regulation is controlling ones own [...]  June 12, 2012 By

Spotlight on Self-Regulation and The 5 Point Scale: An Interview with Kari Dunn Buron

KariDunnBuron Today I have the honor of sharing an interview I conducted with author, Kari Dunn Buron. Kari taught K-12 students with autism for 30 + years. She has authored and co-authored numerous books, including: (co-authored with Mitzi Curtis), , , and , Kari also was the co-editor of the textbook, , and she also created [...] June 21, 2012 By

Self-Regulation Strategies and More

nervous In my June article, What in the World is Self-Regulation? Self-Regulation and Me!, I talked about self-regulation. This month I would like to provide more strategies for self-regulation, because I feel that it is a very important topic. In order to live a fulfilling life, you need to be able to regulate your emotions and [...]  July 12, 2012 By

Profile Picture Self-Regulation topic highlighted in Special-lism's Autism  section]

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Friday, July 13, 2012

Picky Eaters: videos and games about balancing eating preferences and habits

Picky Eaters

Balancing the eating preferences and habits of Picky Eaters can be quite a daunting challenge. It's magnified with Sensory Processing Disorder issues.  But, there is hope for individuals and families who are seeking a more nutritious lifestyle for Picky Eaters.

Is your child a picky eater? Joy Bauer, health and nutrition expert, gave suggestions on sneaking nutritious foods into your kid's diet when she met with me on Mondays With Marlo.

WATCH: Sneaking Nutrition Into Your Child's Diet, From Joy Bauer


 KidsAroundCanada.com   Food Game for Picky Eaters | KidsAroundCanada
Parents of picky eaters can find the process of introducing new foods very frustrating, especially when kids are not interested in trying anything.
http://www.kidsaroundcanada.com/blog/2011/01/introducing-new-fruits-or-vegetables-for-kids-through-a-game/


The girls enjoyed this game very much. The point of the game was to show one of the ways animals become extinct. Picky eaters (the ones) were limited by what they ...
guidezone.e-guiding.com/jmpicky.htm

That's one reason that, like pandas, many picky eaters become endangered as their food ... New Ranger Rick Game Apps. NWF has three new wildlife game apps for your iPad ...
http://www.nwf.org/Kids/Ranger-Rick/Animals/Mixture-of-Species/Picky-Eaters.aspx

Profile PictureThe Eating Game | Facebook

Facebook is a social utility that connects people with friends and others who work, study and live around them. People use Facebook to keep up with friends, upload an ...
Solutions are often very simple and sometimes we miss them in the search! A little boy with ASD and my passion as an autism advocate led me to invent The Eating Game, a solution that's making a big difference! www.theeatinggame.ca
To Order the Eater's Choice Daily Meal PlannerJean Nicol is committed to creating and producing visual support materials for folks with special needs.  EYECAN CREATIONS Publications was established by Jean Nicol as a home for The Eating Game line of products which support the planning of healthy meals every day for those of all ages and abilities. Invented for a child with autism and helping them and many without autism too. Kids love being in control and are making a wider variety of healthy choices.The Eating Game Eater's Choice Daily Meal Planner - as above for info Bucktooth Rabbit Fable SeriesFor more product info check out www.eyecancreations.blogspot.com and www.theeatinggame.ca  
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Eating-Game/117743845389



More info. about how to encourage Picky Eaters:

Picky Eaters - Sensory Processing Disorder

An in-depth, educational article on the tips, strategies, resources, and products to help YOUR picky eaters; finally, the answers you have been searching for to get ...

Children's nutrition: 10 tips for picky eaters - MayoClinic.com

Children's nutrition — Use these practical tips to avoid mealtime battles with a picky eater.
www.mayoclinic.com/health/childrens-health/HQ01107




There is no greater need in our time than right now: helping our children learn to eat well and thrive. We are facing the worst epidemic of childhood chronic illness and childhood obesity this country has ever seen. Waiting until children are in school to address this may be too late. The best feed..



Younger children are commonly picky eaters, but as long as they are growing normally and are active, there is usual little to worry about

Picky eaters don't have to dictate what your family eats. With these strategies, family meals can be free of stress. kidscooking.about.com/od/pickyeaters/u/pickyeaters.htm


SPDBN  spdbn: NEW POST! "4. If your child will eat spaghetti it at the OT’s office, he still won’t eat it at home."... http://t.co/IhadqX9D  Twitter / spdbn 


@spdbn - A group blog dedicated to families raising children with sensory issues. Tweets by Hartley (), Alysia () & Karla (). International · http://www.spdbloggernetwork.com


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Thursday, September 29, 2011

tweet with Twellow for Special Needs

'tweet with Twellow for Specials Need'

Twellow Is Now Accepting Category Suggestions Again!
Hi5!  We are the family that successfully advocated for Twellow (Twitter online yellowpages) to establish 5 new Raising Awareness Categories(10.11.10): Developmental Disabilities, Developmental Delays, Learning Disabilities, Neurological Disorders, Sensory Integration Disorder and Sensory Processing Disorder.
Thanks Twellow!  Our Twellowers subcategories are still growing.
Join us in celebrating a 1 year anniversary!  In October, we will highlight these Special Needs businesses, organizations and groups that have joined these 5 Twellow social networks.

Our 2 Twitter accounts (https://twitter.com/#!/babymiracle2005 and http://www.twitter.com/#!/enjoyhi5autism) are Registered with Twellow. 
Look for our icons as:

KBJ Cosse' (@babymiracle2005)
http://www.twellow.com/babymiracle2005



KBJCosse' @enjoyhi5autism
http://www.twellow.com/EnjoyHi5Autism






Join these 5 'Raising Awareness' social networks.
Let us know if your category suggestion is approved.
You can sign in with your Facebook account.

Each Twellow Category posts number of listings and each Subcategory posts number of Users; and each Users listing posts how many Followers.

That's hundreds--thousands-- (millions, if you are a linked with a Kardashian or Lady Gaga) of people viewing your business, mission, events, fundraiser! 
Follow our 5 Special Needs categories and Support our  followers, too.

KBJ Cosse' (@babymiracle2005 )has 71 Followers in:
Developmental Disabilities (209 primary listings)
www.twellow.com/categories/developmental_disabilities/page/6


KBJCosse' (@EnjoyHi5Autism) has 268 Followers in:
Learning Disabilities (208 primary listings)
http://www.twellow.com/categories/learning_disabilities/page/3



KBJ Cosse' (@babymiracle2005) has 71 Followers in:
Developmental Delays (28 primary listings)
http://www.twellow.com/categories/developmental_delays


KBJCosse' (@EnjoyHi5Autism) has 208 Followers in:
Sensory Processing Disorder(10 main listings)
www.twellow.com/categories/sensory_processing_disorder


Sensory Integration Disorder
www.twellow.com/categories/sensory_integration_disorder


ENJOY!


References & Resources

Twellow  has numerous Twellowers who are millions of Users of thousands of SubCatergories in the main Categories of their Index!
Entertainment, Government, Society & Culture, News & Media, Recreation & Sports, Education, Health, Computers, Technology, Family, Marketing, Food

- If you cannot find your business' category on Twellow's Category Page, there are three ways that you can suggest it to us:
• Post your category suggestion on our Twellow Facebook Page.
• Tweet your category suggestion to @TwellowSupport.
• Send your category suggestion via e-mail to support@twellow.com.

Twellow: The People Search That Twitter Should’ve Built

Twellow is a great new search tool and directory for discovering Twitter users that could fundamentally change the way people use the microblogging service. mashable.com/2008/06/24/twellow

Connect with your TwellowHood!
Use the map above to locate Twitter people in your neighborhood who you can connect with.

Monday, October 18, 2010

FYI - TWITTER, TWELLOW & TWELLOWHOOD

Image representing Twellow as depicted in Crun...Image via CrunchBase







Hi-5!


FYI - TWITTER, TWELLOW & TWELLOWHOOD

We use various social networking resources for personal, public and professional needs.

One social media tool that we truly rely on is TWITTER!

We recently realized that Twitter has 2 new ways to globally connect with people with similar interests, needs, and concerns:  TWELLOW AND TWELLOWHOOD.

So, we see this collaboration tool as: Twitter is the networking source; Twellow is the Twitter yellowpages, and Twellowhood is the Twitter gps/maps.

All 3 are efficient, effective, reliable, resourceful and easy to use!

Yearly, we assess our modes for social networking.  Recently, Twellow and Twellowhood provided just the next level of connecting that we were seeking for our family Google Blog and corresponding Facebook webpage, Twitter page, as well as, upcoming family holiday blog.

 YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT CAN BE DONE UNTIL SOMEONE TRIES TO DO IT!

We are always seeking current, progressive, innovative and new ways to share "Enjoying The Hi-5s of Autism - A Family Experience".

Join these 5 new networking categories Twellow established JUST BECAUSE WE ASKED!


Developmental Disabilities Category on Twellow
twitter logo map 09Image by The Next Web via Flickr


Sensory Integration Disorder Category on Twellow

Learning Disabilities Category on Twellow

Neurological Disorders Category on Twellow

Developmental Delays Category on Twellow

Sensory Processing Disorder Category on Twellow

We think these categories are a great way to Raise Awareness about these conditions.

Here's our e-correspondence!

From: Twellow Support <support@twellow.com>
To: babymiracle05@yahoo.com
Sent: Mon, October 11, 2010 1:04:59 PM
Subject: Re: Twellow.com Contact From babymiracle05@yahoo.com (Getting Listed/Registered On Twellow)

Hi,

I am pleased to announce that the following categories have been added to Twellow:

Learning Disabilities - http://www.twellow.com/category_users/cat_id/2980
Neurological Disorders - http://www.twellow.com/category_users/cat_id/2981
Developmental Disabilities - http://www.twellow.com/category_users/cat_id/2982
Developmental Delays - http://www.twellow.com/category_users/cat_id/2983
Sensory Integration Disorder - http://www.twellow.com/category_users/cat_id/2984
Sensory Processing Disorder - http://www.twellow.com/category_users/cat_id/2985

Please be sure to follow @twellow (http://www.twitter.com/twellow) for future category additions and updates.

Thank you for your category suggestion and also for your continued interest in Twellow!

--
Chad Sweely
Support Analyst
Twellow.com
"Find People That Matter!"
http://www.twellow.com/u/sirchad
http://twe.ly/ - Shrink a link & get stats!

babymiracle05@yahoo.com wrote:
Content: Categories request:  Learning Disabilities, Neurological Disorders, Developmental Disabilities, Developmental Delays, Sensory Integration Disorder, Sensory Processing Disorder
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User Details
First Name: BL
Last Name: Cosse'
Email: babymiracle05@yahoo.com
Screen Name: babymiracle2005

SIGN UP FOR TWELLOW TODAY!

Link with these RAISING AWARENESS Categories, too!

 ENJOY!


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