Sensory

Baby sensory videos are super popular right now Whether you’ve seen them randomly pop up on your social media or you’re used to flicking one on to calm your little one, they’re everywhere. Yet it may have crossed your mind as to whether or not watching these brightly coloured videos is actually good for your […]

2 years ago

This after-effect can be difficult to deal with, but the experts have tips to make it easier. Children who have been infected with Covid-19 may experience a distorted sense of smell or taste afterward, which could lead to them developing issues with food, experts say. “Parosmia” is a condition that can occur after viral infection […]

4 years ago

Did you know what the Sunflower Symbol means? We didn’t until today – and it’s an initiative that we applaud. The scheme offers special lanyards to people who have hidden disabilities such as autism, chronic pain, dementia and anxiety as well as speech, vision or hearing impairments. Irish Ferries has announced that it will be […]

6 years ago

This is great for developing fine motor skills too

7 years ago

Weighted blankets have been found to ease anxiety or sensory conditions in young children. They work by mimicking touch pressure therapy and increasing oxytocin in the brain that helps your child feel more relaxed. While available to buy in a number of places this small Irish business help to give them that added personal touch that […]

8 years ago

Children can also bring their assistant dogs along on the night. Fantastic news has emerged today that The Helix will host a sensory friendly version of this year’s panto, Robin Hood.  The performance will take place on Tuesday 18 December at 7 pm and will include softer and brighter lighting, with no sudden noises or bangs. In […]

8 years ago