Designing Calm: Tools and Spaces to Help Kids Thrive

One weekend at our toddler-mom gymnastics class, we were waiting for trampoline time.

My 3-year-old daughter tugged on my sleeve as the coach prepared the equipment.

With those big, curious eyes, she made an unexpected observation:

"Mom, the lights are sounding!"

😕 I was confused, amazed, and speechless.

Indeed, a neon light was making a faint noise high up in the big gym, but no one else seemed to notice...

Her ability to notice such unique details reminded me just how differently our kids experience the world:

• I realized that we all perceive our surroundings in unique ways,

• that small details in a space can have a big impact on the experiences of both Neurotypical and Neurodivergent children,

• and that play and movement are essential tools for learning and connecting with our kids.

I’m so glad to have you here!

So, are you ready to discover if your home is truly sensory-friendly?

Take our quick 10-question quiz and find out how you can create a space where your child feels comfortable, understood, and ready to thrive!

The Calming Corner is a peaceful sanctuary where your child can unwind, recharge, and feel at ease after a busy day.

Filled with relaxing features, this sensory-friendly space helps kids with Autism and SPD relax and find comfort.

CALMING CORNER

ACTIVE ZONE

Get ready for active play in the Active Zone!

Featuring swings, ladders, and exercises, this space is perfect for meeting your child’s proprioceptive needs through fun and purposeful movement.

Encourage physical activity that supports sensory development for kids with ADHD or SPD.

FOCUS ZONE

The Focus Zone is designed to enhance your child’s concentration and learning in a sensory-friendly environment.

With calming elements, it’s the perfect space for quiet activities like reading, studying, and focused play.

Create a distraction-free area where children with ADHD or Autism can thrive.

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