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DIY Bubble Wall

DIY Fiber Optic Comb

Tristan’s Sensory Zen Den

Tristan’s Sensory Gym

DIY Interactive Rainbow Light Panel

DIY Infinity Cubes

DIY Electrical Sensory Box

DIY Indoor Rock Climbing Wall

Tristan’s Sensory Zen Den

Tristan’s Sensory Gym

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Another successful day with virtual camp with our junior SLP and @aaccommunicare ❤️

We had an afternoon off from AAC classes and we both took a nap 😂🙈🤷🏼‍♀️

Went outside the last OT session which was lovely especially the trail! Tristan has been doing so well with his therapy sessions lately and I really think it’s because of the extra physical input from swimming the day before. Hopefully when we get the tandem bike, it might help with that extra input he seems to need for regulation purposes.

Another day filled with 5.5 hours of AAC therapy, AAC camp and AAC classes! 🥳🥰🥴

Another fun science class @aacvoices! #skittlesexperiment

Some fun times at 37 @karl.mosher ❤️ - so happy Karl set up the pool and installed a new outdoor swing for Tristan. He also put out the other hammock 🥰

That’s how we roll 😂 - living our best life 🥳

A typical Thursday as of late - Today was such a long day filled with about 5.5 hours of AAC therapy, AAC camp and AAC classes! 🥳🥰🥴

Tristan was so excited to go back to his #adaptiveswimming lesson this week @jccspringfield - he loves his swim instructor and he talks about her and swimming most of the week. He said on the way there, “Julie is my swim teacher” and “I like to make big splashes in the pool”. He was also telling me to “hurry up” 😂🙄 and get there.

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