#119 - Tackling Embarrassing Teen Hygiene Tasks with a Sensory Approach

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Tackling Embarrassing Teen Hygiene Tasks with a Sensory Approach

Welcome to episode 119! We love talking about all of the “embarrassing” topics and when it comes to kids, there’s a LOT! This episode specifically addresses pre-teens and teens who struggle with daily routine and hygiene tasks. Tips, tricks, and strategies for parents and therapists alike! 

Products as talked about in this episode:

• Classic Twister (Amazon) 

• 10lb Medicine Ball (Amazon) 

• Wobble Chair (Amazon) 

• Origami Kit (Amazon) 

• Waterproof Bluetooth Shower Speaker (Amazon) 

• Myro Deodorant 

• Billie Razor Starter Kit 

• Schick Intuition Sensitive Care Razor (Amazon) 

• Burt's Bees Sensitive Facial Cleansing Towelettes (Amazon) 

• Nail Clippers - with Rotating Blades (Amazon) 

• Self-Tanning Mitt (Amazon) 

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