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Sensory processing is an important part of development, and affects the daily functioning of how the body responds to all sensory experiences it encounters. To get more of an idea of what this means for children with SPD, this article will discuss the characteristics of SPD, the role of occupational therapy and methods for supporting the sensory needs of your child at home.

Toys around the home can soon take over when you don’t have storage solutions in place. The good news is, that whether you’re working with a small space, bedroom or playroom, there are some great solutions for toy storage ideas around the home that can help keep those toys tidied away easily.

Sensory play is an important part of the development of every child. Getting messy, being artistic and creative will help to develop a whole host of skills. Fine and gross motor skills, imaginative skills, creativity and problem solving are all improved by sensory play. Also, for children with additional needs, these activities are just as important for essential emotional regulation.

There are many ways to include the use of light panels within either early years settings, or at home for young children. Some of the potential creative activities are discussed in this article, identifying the key benefits and ways to enhance the learning experience.

There are some amazing products and equipment available for supporting people who have additional needs. In this article, I would like to share some of the funding options and resources available for both families and organisations.

Having a playroom at home can be a great solution to divide living, rest and play areas for your family. In this article we'll show you what to consider when getting started with your playroom...