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Every ND child deserves a sensory-safe classroom.
What have YOU done to reduce sensory overwhelm?
Let’s build a bank of ideas in the replies.
What have YOU done to reduce sensory overwhelm?
Let’s build a bank of ideas in the replies.
April 6, 2025 at 7:30 AM
Every ND child deserves a sensory-safe classroom.
What have YOU done to reduce sensory overwhelm?
Let’s build a bank of ideas in the replies.
What have YOU done to reduce sensory overwhelm?
Let’s build a bank of ideas in the replies.
Want to be more neuroaffirming?
• Soften lighting
• Give warnings for transitions
• Allow sensory-friendly uniform options
• Create calm corners
• Reduce strong smells
• Soften lighting
• Give warnings for transitions
• Allow sensory-friendly uniform options
• Create calm corners
• Reduce strong smells
April 6, 2025 at 7:29 AM
Want to be more neuroaffirming?
• Soften lighting
• Give warnings for transitions
• Allow sensory-friendly uniform options
• Create calm corners
• Reduce strong smells
• Soften lighting
• Give warnings for transitions
• Allow sensory-friendly uniform options
• Create calm corners
• Reduce strong smells
6. Fast-paced classroom changes
Sudden transitions with no prep?
That’s a recipe for anxiety and dysregulation.
Sudden transitions with no prep?
That’s a recipe for anxiety and dysregulation.
April 6, 2025 at 7:29 AM
6. Fast-paced classroom changes
Sudden transitions with no prep?
That’s a recipe for anxiety and dysregulation.
Sudden transitions with no prep?
That’s a recipe for anxiety and dysregulation.
5. Crowded transitions
Noise + touch + unpredictability in corridors = sensory overload central.
They’re not being slow—they’re overwhelmed.
Noise + touch + unpredictability in corridors = sensory overload central.
They’re not being slow—they’re overwhelmed.
April 6, 2025 at 7:29 AM
5. Crowded transitions
Noise + touch + unpredictability in corridors = sensory overload central.
They’re not being slow—they’re overwhelmed.
Noise + touch + unpredictability in corridors = sensory overload central.
They’re not being slow—they’re overwhelmed.
4. Smells
Strong cleaning products, perfume, packed lunches.
Overwhelming smells can cause nausea, shutdowns, even meltdowns.
Strong cleaning products, perfume, packed lunches.
Overwhelming smells can cause nausea, shutdowns, even meltdowns.
April 6, 2025 at 7:28 AM
4. Smells
Strong cleaning products, perfume, packed lunches.
Overwhelming smells can cause nausea, shutdowns, even meltdowns.
Strong cleaning products, perfume, packed lunches.
Overwhelming smells can cause nausea, shutdowns, even meltdowns.
3. Fluorescent lights
Flickering. Buzzing. Harsh glare.
They’re not just annoying—some ND children find them debilitating.
Flickering. Buzzing. Harsh glare.
They’re not just annoying—some ND children find them debilitating.
April 6, 2025 at 7:28 AM
3. Fluorescent lights
Flickering. Buzzing. Harsh glare.
They’re not just annoying—some ND children find them debilitating.
Flickering. Buzzing. Harsh glare.
They’re not just annoying—some ND children find them debilitating.
2. Noise
School bells, PA systems, scraping chairs.
It’s a full-on assault to a sensitive system.
Think: noise = stress = “behaviour.”
School bells, PA systems, scraping chairs.
It’s a full-on assault to a sensitive system.
Think: noise = stress = “behaviour.”
April 6, 2025 at 7:28 AM
2. Noise
School bells, PA systems, scraping chairs.
It’s a full-on assault to a sensitive system.
Think: noise = stress = “behaviour.”
School bells, PA systems, scraping chairs.
It’s a full-on assault to a sensitive system.
Think: noise = stress = “behaviour.”
1. Uniforms
Tags, stiff collars, seams.
These can cause real distress for ND kids.
If a child refuses to wear it—it’s not rebellion, it’s discomfort.
Tags, stiff collars, seams.
These can cause real distress for ND kids.
If a child refuses to wear it—it’s not rebellion, it’s discomfort.
April 6, 2025 at 7:27 AM
1. Uniforms
Tags, stiff collars, seams.
These can cause real distress for ND kids.
If a child refuses to wear it—it’s not rebellion, it’s discomfort.
Tags, stiff collars, seams.
These can cause real distress for ND kids.
If a child refuses to wear it—it’s not rebellion, it’s discomfort.
I'm gutted Chelsee and Andy went.
January 19, 2025 at 9:34 PM
I'm gutted Chelsee and Andy went.
Lovely photo.
December 28, 2024 at 7:59 PM
Lovely photo.
Thank you for the update!
December 28, 2024 at 5:54 PM
Thank you for the update!
Beautiful
December 25, 2024 at 5:42 PM
Beautiful
Beautiful photo
December 25, 2024 at 5:41 PM
Beautiful photo
Same here. I've Christmassed alone for the last 5 years and have enjoyed it.
December 25, 2024 at 5:40 PM
Same here. I've Christmassed alone for the last 5 years and have enjoyed it.
Love them
December 25, 2024 at 10:44 AM
Love them