Understanding Your Child's Sensory Signals: A Practical Daily Use Handbook for Parents and Teachers
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- Create Date：2021-05-30 08:53:33
- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Angie Voss
- ISBN：1466263539
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Summary
Sensory tools and strategies made simple for home， school， and in the community！ Handbook includes over 210 of the most common sensory signals and cues your child may be giving you。 PLUS BONUS CONTENT。。。Sensory in a Nutshell！ Just a little bit more， but not too much to overwhelm you。 This practical， daily application handbook is helping parents， teachers， and caregivers all over the world to understand sensory signals and cues from a child rather than jumping to the conclusion of behavior driven。 This user friendly "go to" handbook is geared for daily use and as a quick sensory reference guide designed to work hand in hand with ASensoryLife。com， where you can find printable handouts， sensory how-to videos， sensory tools and equipment ideas and links， as well as a sensory ideas on a budget。 Enjoy the simple， organized format to give you the essential and useful information to respond to the child's sensory needs right on the spot！ The handbook provides simple every day sensory strategies and techniques to help ALL children; including SPD， autism spectrum disorders， ADD/ADHD， APD， and developmental disabilities。 This handbook provides guidance and understanding as to why children do what they do in regards to unique sensory processing differences and needs。 When you respect a child's sensory differences， it will change how you respond。 Keep it Real。 Keep it Simple。 Keep it Sensory！
Reviews
Kelsie
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This book is the epitome of helpful when it comes to identifying a sensory difference and suggesting things that may help。 I wish the sensory differences were organized a little more clearly， but I suppose that perhaps there was too much overlap to come up with an organizational system。 This is a must-have for any parent who has a child struggling with sensory differences。
Caneel
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A great book to keep on hand at all times， for anyone。 Very helpful。
Abbey
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found this on Amazon and it is great。 every parent should have one。 great tips for understanding sensory input and tips to help make your children cope。
Sharon
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If you have a child with sensory issues， this is a great resource。 It's more of a manual than a book in that you can find your child's specific issue （ie: can't sit still） and it lists 5-15 ideas on how to help them。 Great resource！ If you have a child with sensory issues， this is a great resource。 It's more of a manual than a book in that you can find your child's specific issue （ie: can't sit still） and it lists 5-15 ideas on how to help them。 Great resource！ 。。。more
Sharla
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Very helpful book with specific sensory behaviors and related ideas to help。 Great reference guide for certain behaviors as well as understanding the wide expanse of behaviors that can fall into the sensory category。 Great reference guide。
Crystal Yawn
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Than you for this。 My son was recently diagnosed with sensory issues and i'm left with Huh？？ what's this？ so i'm given a book with a lot of terminology that just leaves me more confused。 This book takes a simple approach to listing something a child does， what could be the cause of it and how best to help the child。 It was very simple to read， I took notes on the ones that pertained to my kids and plan to reference it if new things pop up。 Than you for this。 My son was recently diagnosed with sensory issues and i'm left with Huh？？ what's this？ so i'm given a book with a lot of terminology that just leaves me more confused。 This book takes a simple approach to listing something a child does， what could be the cause of it and how best to help the child。 It was very simple to read， I took notes on the ones that pertained to my kids and plan to reference it if new things pop up。 。。。more
Lori
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One of the best Practical Guides for all those that work with sensory children and I would say even adults。 A must own for any parents library because it will help you with the development of your own child and in situations with other children。 Great for teachers to help them maximize the students potential in the learning process。
Heather
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A must have for parents who have a child with sensory needs。 （Autism， ADHD， SPD， etc。） My first son was diagnosed four years ago with SPD。 I've read most the material on it。 This book was very helpful！！ It has 210 of the most common sensory issues and practical tips and advice for each one。 After taking 10 pages of notes I decided to just buy it！！ A must have for parents who have a child with sensory needs。 （Autism， ADHD， SPD， etc。） My first son was diagnosed four years ago with SPD。 I've read most the material on it。 This book was very helpful！！ It has 210 of the most common sensory issues and practical tips and advice for each one。 After taking 10 pages of notes I decided to just buy it！！ 。。。more
Tracey
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So much great info。 Helped me to write a great document to present at my daughter's IEP。 So much great info。 Helped me to write a great document to present at my daughter's IEP。 。。。more
Jessica Pamperin
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This is my sensory bible when it comes to SPD。 It gives short， concise description of a sensory signal （e。g。 does not like hair brushed）。 The author then goes on to give ideas that should help you deal with that specific signal and how to respond accordingly。 She also gives a short description about the reason the child may display the specific signal （part of the body that is affected。。。vestibular， proprioceptive systems）。 I love this book and recommend it to everyone I know （teachers， parents， This is my sensory bible when it comes to SPD。 It gives short， concise description of a sensory signal （e。g。 does not like hair brushed）。 The author then goes on to give ideas that should help you deal with that specific signal and how to respond accordingly。 She also gives a short description about the reason the child may display the specific signal （part of the body that is affected。。。vestibular， proprioceptive systems）。 I love this book and recommend it to everyone I know （teachers， parents， family members， Occupational therapists， and other professionals） that don't understand the reason for many of our children's sensory behaviors。 。。。more
Alicia Marietta
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MY OH MY！ Angie has done it again！ She's blown me away with another great book。 When I first received Sensory Signals in the mail I skimmed through it & then went about making dinner。 My eldest daughter， 14 years old， picked it up and began turning to random pages。 As she would come to a page she would read the Sensory Signal at the top of the page。 Without missing a beat my sensory kiddo， 7 years old， would say things like， "Hey， I do that！"， "I've never done that。"， or "Why do I do that？" My o MY OH MY！ Angie has done it again！ She's blown me away with another great book。 When I first received Sensory Signals in the mail I skimmed through it & then went about making dinner。 My eldest daughter， 14 years old， picked it up and began turning to random pages。 As she would come to a page she would read the Sensory Signal at the top of the page。 Without missing a beat my sensory kiddo， 7 years old， would say things like， "Hey， I do that！"， "I've never done that。"， or "Why do I do that？" My oldest would then read her the explanations and tell her what to do。 My sensory kiddo would sit and ponder them before commenting or telling her to read another。Several month later now & my sensory kiddo won't go out the door with it。 She tells everyone that it is our Sensory Bible。 I have the PDF version I bought from Smashwords。com so I could send it to my Kindle & Kindle app on my phone。 I keep the actual book itself in my daughter's sensory bag。 This way if she heads out with me & then ends up going with my Mom there is always a copy right there。I love how Angie has broken each sensory signal down， making it easier to read and understand。 At the top is a larger type you have the Sensory Signal。 Then you have the Sensory Category （oral， proprioception， self-regulation， vestibular， etc。）。 Next comes the explanation and possible questions （Could there be something that is not sensory related going on？）。 Last comes the ever wonderful - Ideas to Help！ I love that your not stuck reading a paragraph to figure out what is causing the sensory signal and what to do to help your kiddo。 With Angie outlining each page like bullet points， it make a great easy & fast reference。Thanks again Angie！ 。。。more
Coleen Cloete
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This book is very useful and gave further hints and tips on how to assist your child to cope with SPD
Krista
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