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Rotary steps up for autism - Vimarsana News

Rotary steps up for autism

The Autism Society of the Florida Keys is giving a “huge thank you” to the Key Largo Sunset Rotary for sponsoring 20 autism boxes the group what helps families with

Fire Rescue Lt. Jon Moscowitz Creates Sensory Boxes to Help Special Needs Patients During Medical Calls - Vimarsana News

Fire Rescue Lt. Jon Moscowitz Creates Sensory Boxes to Help Special Needs Patients During Medical Calls

Every Flagler County emergency vehicle in the county is now equipped with “Brookie Sensory Boxes,” named for his daughter Brooklyn

'It's bringing a little life for me as a mom' | Mother creates local business helping child development - Vimarsana News

'It's bringing a little life for me as a mom' | Mother creates local business helping child development

Mom uses the five sense to create a business that encourages children's growth and development. Author: Audrey Castoreno, Michael Vigil (KENS5) Published: 9:11 AM CDT April 21, 2021 Updated: 9:41 AM CDT April 21, 2021 SAN ANTONIO — For Sofia Garza, the growth and development of her two boys is everything. “Since my oldest who is five was very little I started to get involved with sensory play and I really loved it,” Narwhal Sensory Boxes, owner, Sofia Garza said.  Learning early on that engaging the five senses is important for healthy gr...

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Savvy mum reveals she created an at-home sensory den for her visually impaired daughter for £300 - Vimarsana News

Savvy mum reveals she created an at-home sensory den for her visually impaired daughter for £300

A mother has revealed how she created a DIY sensory den so her visually impaired daughter has somewhere to relax away from the 'madness' of the family home.  Kirstie Dallas, 27, lives in Belfast with her son Carter, five, and four-year-old Esmé, who has severe Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI), which is a form of visual impairment caused by the brain not being able to process information from the eyes passing along the visual pathways to the brain. 'She's registered blind, as even though her eyes are perfectly healthy, her brain is not,' explained Kirstie. Esmé's condition is due to a rar...