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Wiggles aren’t misbehavior. They’re regulation. 💙Balance balls are a simple way to support movement while staying seated...
02/15/2026

Wiggles aren’t misbehavior. They’re regulation. 💙

Balance balls are a simple way to support movement while staying seated, whether it’s homework time, classroom focus, or working from home.

✔️ Encourages core engagement
✔️ Supports sensory input
✔️ Helps with attention & body awareness
✔️ Great for kids AND adults

We carry 3 sizes to fit different ages and heights.

Movement isn’t a distraction.
For some nervous systems, it’s the solution.

Coming soon!

This feels really good to say.The Sensory Den website is relaunching this February, and we’re in such a good place.The k...
01/20/2026

This feels really good to say.

The Sensory Den website is relaunching this February, and we’re in such a good place.
The kids are thriving. I’m thriving. And this space finally reflects that.

This version feels calm, intentional, and true to what The Sensory Den is meant to be.

More coming soon ✨

09/23/2025

Who’s gonna tell them it’s not Tylenol? 🙃
It’s lack of inclusion. It’s eugenics dressed up as science
And the solution isn’t pointing fingers at moms,
it’s accommodations, education, healthcare, and actual services.

Stop scapegoating. Start supporting.

Reminder: You did not cause your child’s autism.Not Tylenol. Not something you ate, drank, or did during pregnancy.Autis...
09/23/2025

Reminder: You did not cause your child’s autism.

Not Tylenol. Not something you ate, drank, or did during pregnancy.

Autism is complex , largely genetic, with environmental factors. But one thing is certain: parents are not to blame.

Don’t let politics or fear-based headlines convince you otherwise. Your child’s autism is not your fault.

Share this reminder for every parent who needs to hear it today.

Headlines are screaming that “Tylenol causes autism.”Let’s be clear: this is not science, it’s scapegoating.❌ FICTION: M...
09/23/2025

Headlines are screaming that “Tylenol causes autism.”
Let’s be clear: this is not science, it’s scapegoating.

❌ FICTION: Mothers are to blame.
✅FACT: No study proves Tylenol causes autism. The best evidence shows weak associations at most, and stronger studies show no link at all.

This narrative is political BS. It blames moms, fuels fear, and treats autism as something to be “prevented” instead of supported. That’s eugenics, not science.

Autism is not a tragedy. It’s not caused by one pill. Families deserve real services, not fear campaigns.

✅Want facts? Trust:
SOGC • Autism Alliance of Canada • WHO • FDA • ACOG • Yale Public Health • ASAN • Autism Society

💛 Share this if you’re done with fear and ready to stand with autistic voices.

Living with an invisible illness means showing up every day in a body that doesn’t always cooperate — and in a world tha...
04/14/2025

Living with an invisible illness means showing up every day in a body that doesn’t always cooperate — and in a world that doesn’t always understand.

Whether it’s chronic pain, fatigue, neurodivergence, trauma, or anything else that can’t be “seen” — you deserve compassion, support, and rest.

Parenting a child with special needs is a journey filled with love, resilience, and a lot of unseen strength. 💛But somew...
04/10/2025

Parenting a child with special needs is a journey filled with love, resilience, and a lot of unseen strength. 💛
But somewhere in the middle of IEP meetings, meltdowns, therapies, and advocating… it’s easy to lose sight of you.

This post is a gentle reminder that you still matter. Your identity didn’t disappear—it’s still there, even if it’s buried under a mountain of responsibilities. ✨

Sensory needs aren’t bad behaviour — they’re communication.Every child has sensory needs, and recognizing them is key to...
04/07/2025

Sensory needs aren’t bad behaviour — they’re communication.
Every child has sensory needs, and recognizing them is key to supporting regulation, focus, and emotional well-being.

Here are 3 simple ways to start supporting your child’s sensory needs:

1. Create a calm-down corner – Include noise-canceling headphones, soft textures, or a weighted lap pad.
2. Use sensory tools intentionally – Items like our chewelry, fidgets, and wiggle cushions help meet sensory needs in safe, supportive ways.
3. Start learning and advocating – The more you understand your child’s sensory profile, the more empowered you are to support them.

At The Sensory Den, we’re more than a store — we’re building a space for education, community, and support. Coaching + advocacy services are coming soon, designed for families who want personalized guidance from someone who truly gets it.

In the meantime, explore our curated sensory tools at:
www.thesensoryden.ca

If you feel like rejection hits harder than it should — you’re not imagining it.That gut-punch after a text gets ignored...
04/03/2025

If you feel like rejection hits harder than it should — you’re not imagining it.
That gut-punch after a text gets ignored, a voice note gets critiqued, or someone seems “off” with you?

That might be Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD).
It’s not about being dramatic — it’s about having a nervous system wired to overreact to even perceived rejection.

It’s intense. It’s painful. And it’s more common in ADHD, autism, and other neurodivergent brains than most people realize.

You’re not broken. You just feel deeply.
And that’s not a flaw — it’s a part of your power.

—

✨ Save this post to revisit on hard days
🔁 Share if RSD is part of your journey

This is more than just a photo — it’s the heart behind everything I do.Hunter (my oldest) is autistic — and every day, h...
04/02/2025

This is more than just a photo — it’s the heart behind everything I do.

Hunter (my oldest) is autistic — and every day, he teaches me about resilience, perspective, and the beauty of being exactly who you are. His brothers are growing up learning what it means to love someone deeply, advocate fiercely, and embrace differences without hesitation.

This journey is what inspired me to create The Sensory Den — a space for neurodivergent families to feel seen, supported, and celebrated.

Today, we don’t just talk about awareness.
We listen to the voices of those that have autism.
We push for accessible spaces.
We choose acceptance over awareness — because awareness is just the beginning.

Thank you for being part of this community and for supporting a small business built on love, lived experience, and a whole lot of learning.

Autism Awareness Day is more than a date on the calendar — it’s a reminder that understanding is just the beginning.Auti...
04/02/2025

Autism Awareness Day is more than a date on the calendar — it’s a reminder that understanding is just the beginning.

Autism is not a one-size-fits-all diagnosis. It’s a spectrum of experiences, communication styles, and sensory needs. Too often, the conversation stops at “awareness” — but autistic people deserve more than recognition. They deserve acceptance, accommodations, and genuine inclusion.

This post shares 7 things everyone should know — not just today, but every day. Because building a more inclusive world starts with listening, learning, and unlearning.

Share this to keep the conversation going.
We rise by making space for every kind of mind.

Big news from The Sensory Den 💬Over the last year, I’ve had countless conversations with parents, educators, EAs, and th...
04/01/2025

Big news from The Sensory Den 💬

Over the last year, I’ve had countless conversations with parents, educators, EAs, and therapists — and one thing kept coming up:

We need more than just sensory tools.

We need support. Advocacy. Real collaboration.

So I’m officially launching The Sensory Den Coaching & Advocacy on April 8th — a new service for families, educators, and businesses who want to create truly supportive environments for neurodivergent individuals.

But before I launch, I want to hear from you:
➡️ What topics do you want me to cover?
➡️ What challenges are you facing right now?
➡️ What do you wish more people understood?

Drop your thoughts below 💬
DM me 📩
Or check today’s story to share anonymously.

Let’s shape this together 💛

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