Messy play fun is a great activity for children with down syndrome. Messy play enables sensory stimulation with little effort from your children.

DSRF Occupational Therapists Hina and Arianna have put together this 30-day calendar of sensory activities. Click here to download full-size file for printing.

As well as auditory, visual, smell and taste, there are also another three, two of which are lesser known. It is said that children with Down Syndrome need more ...

21 мар. 2024 г. · Items like squishy stress balls, textured fidget rings, or sensory fidget cubes provide sensory input and can aid in self-regulation for all ...

Research suggests that approximately 49% of individuals with Down syndrome experience sensory processing challenges, compared to about 5-16% of the general ...

Make these simple sensory bottles as a hands-on manipulative to talk about the weather. Great for circle time!

Shape sorters and very simple puzzles not only provide practice with arm, hand, and finger movements, but also add visual-spatial awareness as the toddler ...

6. Sensory Activities: · Sensory bins: Create sensory bins with different textures and materials for tactile exploration. · Playdough: Playing with playdough can ...

Individuals with Down syndrome may have sensory challenges related to proprioceptive input. Proprioceptive input is sensory input to the muscles and joints.

17 июн. 2024 г. · Sensory therapy games are special activities designed to stimulate and engage a child's senses, like touch, hearing, and movement. These games ...