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Sensory Lovin' Momma

A comforting source of handmade sensory and weighted products created just for you! I also want to make your product individualized for you.

I am a mom of a precious, loving, and beautiful daughter who has Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) and Pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS). I am a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA/L) and used to work in a local school district. I earned my Bachelor's Degree in Rehabilitative Science at Concordia University Wisconsin- Mequon. I am now currently working towards earning my Master's Degree in Occupational Therapy at Concordia University Wisconsin-Mequon. The summer of 2011 my husband and I made the decision for me stay home with our daughter. I wanted to do something to give back to all the people who have helped our daughter along with her journey. I decided to start Sensory Lovin' Momma because I know first hand how expensive Sensory and Weighted Products can be. I also know how important these items can be to a child in helping them be successful in their daily lives. My goal is to provide quality products at a reasonable cost to families, schools and daycare providers. Each item produced is a collaboration between my family and yours. Please contact me with your preferences and we will make it happen. I can also email you pictures of my current fabric selection. Plastic pellets are used for the weight, allowing an item to be machine washable.

** Disclaimer**

Weighted and Sensory products should be used with direction or advice of a therapist, and should only be used while under adult supervision. This website is in no way intended to replace medical intervention or individual therapy. Please consult with your child's therapist for a customized program.

09/05/2025

Good morning, we are delighted to announce the revitalized return of Sensory Lovin' Momma, poised to inspire and empower anew. Our passion, unwavering and stronger than ever, has been quietly simmering, and we're now ready to reconnect and uplift our community in meaningful ways. Over the next couple of months, we'll be posing questions on our page to reignite connections and better serve our vibrant community.

11/10/2019

If you are not able to attend DPI's Public Forum in person, you can still submit your comments online from October 11th-18th. Your input allows the Special Education Advisory Council to understand the unique challenges and successes of special education in Wisconsin. Check it out...
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdiTE5sa8iEFYPWGuG_s_znpjPMcZrN5_FbLbDRW-e8b8BM-w/closedform)

04/10/2019

Taking care of anyone else requires taking care of yourself first.
Resiliency & Self-Care: Parenting a Child with Special Needs
register here: https://tinyurl.com/y2n6gf7w

01/10/2019

PUBLIC FORUM
2019-20 State Superintendent’s
Advisory Council on Special Education

The Public Forum allows the Special
Education Advisory Council to:

• Listen to families, school administrators, educators,
community representatives, and others
• Gather input on the unique challenges and
successes of special education in Wisconsin
• Advise the State Superintendent and the
Department of Public Instruction
• Hear about any topic upon which people may
choose to comment

Sign-Up: https://tinyurl.com/coucil2019forum

Can’t join us, go to WI DPI council webpage to submit your comment
online between Oct 11 to Oct 18 or go to this link (it is not active at this time but will be between the dates above)

https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLSdiTE5sa8iEFYPW…/closedform

*Please share this information. This is your time to advocate for children who receive special education services in Wisconsin!* .

16/09/2019

https://www.autism-society.org/about-the-autism-society/publications/resource-materials/

Click on the image or title to download a document. Important: The documents are in PDF format and you will...

13/07/2019

Are your kiddos "bored" yet this summer. Here is a fun activity to try.

28/04/2019

Theater performances are often thought of as a fun, entertaining experience for the family, but when sounds, lighting, crowds, and other stimulants can be too much, the experience is sometimes anything but enjoyable. --- The Children’s Theater of Madison, with their Access for All initiative, reco...

04/10/2018

***Sensory Tip of the Week!***
Every 15 minutes make it a habit to MOVE...
do something...anything...except for sitting on your rear end. The brain NEEDS vestibular and proprioceptive input to focus, attend, process, and think clearly. Movement also supports overall self-regulation, including mood, emotions, and behavior. This is an essential sensory strategy for all humans, of all ages.
~Angie Voss, OTR

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