Kids Education Archive
10 Reasons To Go Seamless
SmartKnitKIDS offers seamless socks, undies, bralettes, and Compresso-Ts that are perfect for kids with a sensory processing disorder, or for those who just hate socks and seams.
5 Tips for Helping Autistic Teens and Adults Manage Stress
Helpful and fun ideas for helping teens and adults with autism to manage stress and regulate emotions.
Summer Sensory Activities for Kids
Sensory play is a positive way for children to engage their senses and further their development. Here are several ideas for fun summer sensory play.
How to Have a Fun and Safe 4th of July with Sensory Sensitive Children
Helpful tools and tricks to help sensory sensitive kids have a safe and fun 4th of July.
Tips for Parents Navigating Sensory Processing Disorder
Helpful tools and tricks for you to support your child and move through those big emotions, together.
Back to School Tips for Children with Sensory Processing Disorder
Create a seamless routine, and help your child have an irritation-free transition from summer to fall.
10 Sensory Tools for Back-To-School
Here are some tools to help your children have a more successful school year.
Help Your ADHD Child Manage Back-To-School and Homework Time
Here are some tricks and tools to help your child transition from school to home with minimal meltdowns and maximum fun.
Helping Autistic Children Prevent Meltdowns This School Year
Help your child navigate their school environment with these simple and achievable tips.
Sensory Play Activities for a Rainy Day
Sensory play ideas to help your child seamlessly transition from the stimulating environment of their school to being stuck at home on a rainy day.
Choosing the Best Clothing for Sensory Sensitive Children
We have some helpful tips to support your child and avoid meltdowns while shopping for back-to-school this year.
Help Your ADHD Child Manage Back-To-School and Homework Time
Here are some tricks and tools to help your child transition from school to home with minimal meltdowns and maximum fun.
After School Sensory Play Activities
Sensory play and sensory activities are beneficial, because they help to bring your child back to the present moment while building nerve connections in the brain. They will learn new skills while playing and exploring their world.
Compressed on Time for Back to School?
With Back-to-School quickly approaching you may feel a little compressed on time to get everything that you need in time. Don’t worry, we understand just how exhausting this time of year can be for parents.
Breaking Down SPD Awareness Month
Sensory Processing Disorder is a mouthful to say and a difficult topic to wrap our heads around. Read this to help break it down into bite sized portions.
Make a Difference Day
The fourth Saturday every October is set aside as Make a Difference Day – a community service event with a mission to improve the lives of others. This is what we hope our products do every day – and they do!
Tips for Recognizing SPD
Recognizing Sensory Processing Disorder in your own children can be challenging. Read our post to find a few guide points to recognizing SPD in your children.
Visiting Santa with an Autistic or Sensory Sensitive Child
The annual visit to Santa can be a scary and stressful activity for a child with autism or sensory disorder. Read our tips to help make your visit a success.
Winter Sensory Activities for Kids
Break up the monotony with these fun sensory activities for children, preschoolers, and toddlers to keep your kids busy.
Truly Seamless Socks
There are plenty of socks on the market that make a claim about being seamless. Not every one of them is truly seamless, however. Here is a breakdown of the different seam types, and why our SmartKnit socks are truly seamless.
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of compression therapy. Patients should always consult with their provider prior to wearing compression products.
Contraindications:
Compression products should not be worn and are contraindicated if you have any of the following conditions: severe arterial insufficiency, cutaneous infections,
acute dermatitis, wet dermatosis, uncontrolled congestive heart failure, skin irritations, allergies to dyes.