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Color Outside the Lines: How Art Became My Son’s Therapy \ When my son was first diagnosed with sensory processing challenges, I thought therapy meant sterile rooms, structured exercises, and lots of professionals with clipboards. What I didn’t realize was that some of the most meaningful progress would happen right at our kitchen table—with a box of crayons, some watercolors, and a roll of paper towels. For us, art became therapy  before I even recognized it as such. The Moment It Clicked It...

Little Bites, Big Calm: How Finger Foods Help My Child Eat, Focus, and Find Peace If you’ve ever sat at the table with a child who refuses to eat anything that isn’t white, crunchy, or shaped like a nugget—you’re not alone. Feeding a child with sensory or developmental challenges can feel like a full-time job. For years, every meal in our house felt like a battle between nutrition, anxiety, and control. Then something unexpected happened. We discovered that finger foods —simple, small, and...