November 2012 Reading List

10. Sensory Parenting by Collins & Olson
This book was not what I was expecting. I was expecting a general overview on being aware of all of your child's senses while parenting (almost a way to integrate new experiences into your everyday life that awakens your child's senses and lets them explore with their senses.) But this book was geared towards parents of children with Sensory Processing Disorders. It was a very broad/general overview of parenting in general and then things you can do when you have a child with SPD in various areas.