Sensory Resource Library

Feeling a little overwhelmed? Need a little help? Well this page is just for you- my awesome subscriber! Take look through the FREE resources library designed to help you navigate the world of motherhood when you have a kiddo that presents with sensory needs. All of the resources are downloadable and can be easily printed.

Check back often as I am continuously updating this page. All of these are tried and true with my own son!

As always I love to hear from you so please email me if you have any questions. If you want to have anything customized for your child do not hesitate to reach out! I would love to help you. Email me at pishtoposh@gmail.com.

Sensory Breaks: Physical, Auditory & Tactile

Use this chart and these cards to integrate sensory breaks for your kiddo

Body Awareness Thermometer

A great visual and non-auditory way for children to express how their body is feeling or how their emotions are at any time.

Sensory or Behavior: A Letter To The Teacher

This letter is designed to be completed by the parents and shared with the kiddos teachers. It will help to distinguish between sensory difficulties and typical age appropriate misbehaving.

School Communication Log

Use this communication between home and school to check in on progress and behavior.

Calming vs. Stimulating Activities

This chart can be used for teachers, granparents, caregivers or anyone who spends time with your kiddo. It provides ways to help support sensory processing in different situations.

A daily chore chart for preschoolers through school age children. Simple everyday chores to keep life smooth and happy.

Morning Routine Visual Schedule

Great morning routine schedule for school mornings. Less verbal cuing and smoother calmer mornings.

Afternoon/Evening Visual Schedule

Use this afternoon and evening visual schedule to keep afternoons structured and productive. Has time for both homework and playtime. Facilitates a transition to bedtime!

With Love,

Amanda