A quick blog discussing the reasons we choose the art we have in our homes

The fallacy of multitasking and the danger of not prioritising self-care

Let's encourage expressing ourselves naturally rather than normally.

The point is how fantastic creative activities are at giving those we care for the opportunity to experience the empowerment of choice.

Inclusive, accessible Stencil Christmas Cards

Colour Trails Suggested age/ability level: This activity is accessible for almost everybody - the person just needs to be able to see -...

You’ll see there are 5 lists here all with a different theme. Within each theme are a selection of relevant words to be used as prompts...

Creating and bringing to life treasure maps!

Building a paper kingdom!

Playing with light and shadow using translucent containers, a camera and sunshine.

Mirror printing and finding creatures in the patterns.

Turning everyday objects into fun characters with Googly eyes!

As I write this, it is the last day of January 2024. Typically the month most associated with feeling down and tired. How has yours been?...

Provide sensory bliss for your sensory seeking toddler/child with this super simple activity.

Creating beautiful marbled pages using just paint and shaving foam.

An activity for everyone who loves to play with play dough, slime, play foam etc... Super cheap and easy to make.

Sensory and creative play activities including many for those who are disabled and/or neurodivergent. This activity is well-suited to...

Find peace Find joy Find purpose Find yourself This is our logo I designed it using letters written by Max; Eldest Sonshine, when he was...

If you've read my previous blogs or know a bit about me already, you'll know that I am a huge advocate for child-led parenting. This...

Welcome to my series of Sensory Processing blogs. Disclaimer: I am NOT a medical professional of any kind. Or qualified teacher. I teach...