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    Seams, Tags and Scratchy Sweaters: Choosing Comfortable Clothes for Kids with Sensitive Skin

    - By Minesh Patel

    Some mornings, the hardest part of the day is a shirt. The tag scratches. The sock seam sits wrong across the toes. The new sweater looked soft in the store, and now it’s off and on the floor before breakfast. If you’ve lived this, you know it isn’t about being…

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  • Autism - Neurodiversity

    6 Unexpected Sources of Irritation for Sensitive Children

    - By Dylan Bartlett

    Sensitive Children need accommodations to lessen the unexpected sources of irritation. Find out the top 6 sources and how to help reduce them #spd #sensitivechild #autism #asd #parenting

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  • Autism - Neurodiversity

    Autism: Public Restrooms and Sensory Issues

    - By The Mom Kind

    A major aspect of autism is sensory-based triggers.  My son doesn’t notice many things around him. Our youngest daughter, on the other hand, many things can trigger her. Most of the time, it’s a change in schedule or routine.   When thinking of possible triggers, public restrooms are a definite trigger…

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  • Autism - Neurodiversity

    8 Tips For Dressing Sensory Sensitive Children

    - By Alex Forrester

    Having three children with autism spectrum disorder, we experience a wide range of symptoms.  There are certain textures that my daughter cannot handle touch at all.  With our son, the very idea of putting a shirt on sends him into a complete meltdown.  Thankfully he is only two right now,…

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