MUST-HAVE RESOURCE FOR early educators, parents, and caregivers
The Ultimate resource to support sensory development in young children
Choose the guide that aligns with your child’s biggest need...
OR grab all 8 guides and build a complete toolkit for understanding and supporting all the sensory systems!
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These beautifully designed, easy-to-use guides give you the confidence, language, and play-based activities you need to help young children thrive, one sensory system at a time.
Each Guide Includes:
- A clear, practical introduction to the 8 sensory systems.
- Easy-to-understand explanations of why that sensory system matters.
- Everyday activities that are developmentally appropriate and fun for young children.
- Strategies that promote comfort, focus, and independence.
- Bright visuals and step-by-step suggestions for teachers, parents, and caregivers.
Why These Guides Work
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Rooted in child development Backed by a pediatric occupational therapist with 20+ years’ experience
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Visually engaging Bright photos and clean layout for quick reference
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Action-oriented You’ll walk away with activities and strategies you can try today
- Supportive, not stressful Designed to meet kids where they are
Are These Resources for Me?
Yes! They're Great for:
- Early Childhood Educators
- School-Based Therapists
- Preschool Directors
- Parents and Caregivers of children ages 2-6
Take a look at what's inside...
Guide 1: Supporting the Visual System
Support children's visual growth with fun, research-backed ideas designed for early learners. This guide builds visual tracking, scanning, and coordination skills through play-based activities you an easily infuse into daily routines.
Guide 2: Supporting the Auditory System
Help children become stronger listeners with playful, practical tools for early learning. This guide builds sound awareness, memory, and listening skills through fun routines and engaging daily moments.
Guide 3: Supporting the Gustatory System
Encourage curiosity and comfort with food through playful, pressure-free strategies for preschoolers. This guide supports taste exploration and mealtime success with easy, joyful, sensory-rich routines.
Guide 4: Supporting the Olfactory System
Make scents a playful part of learning with simple, hands-on ways to explore smell. This guide builds comfort and curiosity through fun activities that support the development of a child's sense of smell.
Guide 5: Supporting the Proprioceptive System
Support body awareness and movement with playful, practical tools for early learners. This guide offers easy, developmentally appropriate ways to build strength, stability, and coordination.
Guide 6: Supporting the Vestibular System
Support your child’s balance, body control, and movement with activities that target the vestibular system. This guide helps develop stability and regulation through spins, swings, and purposeful play.
Guide 7: Supporting the Tactile System
Support your child’s sense of touch with engaging, sensory-rich activities that promote exploration and comfort. This guide offers easy ways to build tactile confidence through daily play and routines.
Guide 8: Supporting the Interoceptive System
Help children tune into their bodies and emotions with simple, supportive strategies for daily life. This guide builds awareness of hunger, fatigue, and feelings through calm, mindful routines.
Meet the Author
Stephanie Roberts, MA, OTR/L
Pediatric Occupational Therapist and Early Childhood Advocate
With over two decades of experience supporting young children in early childhood education settings, therapy rooms, and homes, Stephanie brings warmth, clarity, and deep expertise to her work. These guides help caregivers feel confident and capable when it comes to supporting a child's sensory development.
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Commonly Asked Questions
ARE THESE GUIDES DIGITAL OR PRINTED
WHAT AGE RANGE ARE THESE GUIDES DESIGNED FOR?
How many pages are in each guide?
CAN I USE THESE IN A CLASSROOM OR GROUP SETTING?
I'M A PARENT/CAREGIVER--NOT A SPECIALIST. WILL I UNDERSTAND THIS?
ARE THE ACTIVITIES COMPLICATED OR DO THEY REQUIRE SPECIAL TOOLS?
DO THESE GUIDES SUPPORT KIDS WITH AUTISM OR SENSORY PROCESSING CHALLENGES?
WHAT IF I'M ONLY INTERESTED IN ONE OR TWO SENSORY AREAS?
DO THE GUIDES OVERLAP OR REPEAT CONTENT?
CAN I PRINT AND SHARE THESE GUIDES WITH OTHERS?
