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How do fidgeting toys help decrease anxiety? Featured on Porch.com
Munchables was featured in an article on Porch.com! The article is pasted below. Read the full article at this link "How to Build a Sensory Room at Home, Tips from the Experts" How do fidgeting toys help decrease anxiety? Did you chew your pencils in class as a child? Maybe you twirled your hands or chewed your fingernails? It’s possible that...
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Improve Self-Regulation with Fidgets
Fidgeting can boost self-regulation and calm anxiety. Embrace fidgeting instead of fighting it. Fidgets and chewelry are two tools you need in your toolbox.
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Resources for Parents who have Neurodivergent Children
Resource List for Parents with NeuroSpicy Children
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Chewelry: The Solution for Destructive Chewing
Chewelry, also known as chew jewelry, can help people on the autism spectrum, as well as those with sensory processing disorder, ADHD, and other forms of neurodivergence to manage their sensory needs. It is particularly helpful in reducing destructive chewing.
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5 Tips for Kids Who Need to Chew
Feeling frustrated by your child's habit of chewing their nails? Hair? Cuffs? This behaviour is surprisingly common! (Full disclosure: When feeling overwhelmed, I chew and so do my two kids! I used to chew my hair as a child to the point of destruction. It drove my mom crazy! Her help came in the form of saying "STOP CHEWING, LAURA!...
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Thumb Sucking: Time to Break the Habit
5 Ways to Wean your Child off Thumbsucking for Good
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Adult Chewelry Ideas Needed!
Adults need chewelry too! I welcome your design suggestions.
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Why Does My Child Chew on EVERYTHING?
By Laura May, Owner of Munchables Sensory Solutions Ltd. Contributing Author OT Katie Yoon, MS, OTR/L Do you ever look at your child and wonder why they are chewing on their fingers, clothing or hair? Maybe your child tends to gnaw on their pencils while doing homework? Or perhaps, when your little one comes home from school they have chewed and torn...
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Dental Care For Kids with Sensory Processing Disorder
Tooth Brushing can be difficult for children with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). Find tips to help your nighttime routine and reduce anxiety surrounding oral hygiene.
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