Comments on: Parenting Tips for a Happy Summer with Sensory Kids https://mommyevolution.com/parenting-tips-sensory-kids/ Mom Smarter! Fri, 10 Jan 2025 01:46:36 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 By: Make My Kid Star https://mommyevolution.com/parenting-tips-sensory-kids/#comment-133490 https://mommyevolution.com/?p=15456#comment-133490 Thanks for these great tips. I am damm sure these all will work as good parenting skills.

]]> By: Naomi Erlich https://mommyevolution.com/parenting-tips-sensory-kids/#comment-110031 https://mommyevolution.com/?p=15456#comment-110031 Great tips! I think that making a schedule is so important. Children need some sort of normalcy every day to feel in control. Thanks for sharing!

]]> By: The Jenny Evolution https://mommyevolution.com/parenting-tips-sensory-kids/#comment-105634 https://mommyevolution.com/?p=15456#comment-105634 In reply to Emily.

I hope you’re having a good vacation… I know a change in location can through off our sensory kiddos.

]]> By: Emily https://mommyevolution.com/parenting-tips-sensory-kids/#comment-105629 https://mommyevolution.com/?p=15456#comment-105629 I can’t thank you enough for sharing this . On vacation with my 11 year old (SPD ) child. ? Excellent advice !

]]> By: Jennifer Hughes https://mommyevolution.com/parenting-tips-sensory-kids/#comment-88129 https://mommyevolution.com/?p=15456#comment-88129 In reply to Full Spectrum Mama.

Absolutely! Moms do NOT get the summer off. I’ve been traveling with my boys on my own over the last week and it’s like being a camp counselor with no breaks.

]]> By: Full Spectrum Mama https://mommyevolution.com/parenting-tips-sensory-kids/#comment-88042 https://mommyevolution.com/?p=15456#comment-88042 No…SPD does NOT get summers off…and neither do moms 😉
Thanks and love,

]]> By: wendy Bertagnole https://mommyevolution.com/parenting-tips-sensory-kids/#comment-87680 https://mommyevolution.com/?p=15456#comment-87680 THank you for this post! I shared it on my FB page. I love that you were able to appreciate the quiet, happy and calm demeanor that your daughter had at that moment and appreciate the journey you both took in getting there. Its so important to take a minute and look at the wins to celebrate and appreciate the gains that have been made. My heart is so full of joy reading this post because it is so full of hope. We all need hope in this journey of dealing with sensory differences. Thank you for sharing!

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