One of the best things we have done for our sensory daughter is to put her in tumbling. It works WONDERS!!! This kid who hated moving and jumping and being off balance now thinks it's fun and practices all the time! It's amazing!
My friend teaches a tumbling class in her basement and it is great. It is very interactive and she gets a lot of one on one time. Lil Lady has been tumbling for a year and a half now (one year she did it with her preschool class but the tumbling teachers wasn't that great unfortunately!) she's making a lot more progress with the smaller, in home class.
She's learning back bends, is a master somersaulter, cartwheels, balance, fun games, dancing...it's just great.
My friend teaches a tumbling class in her basement and it is great. It is very interactive and she gets a lot of one on one time. Lil Lady has been tumbling for a year and a half now (one year she did it with her preschool class but the tumbling teachers wasn't that great unfortunately!) she's making a lot more progress with the smaller, in home class.
She's learning back bends, is a master somersaulter, cartwheels, balance, fun games, dancing...it's just great.
If I had a few thousand dollars to spare I would totally invest in a at home gym! It is so much fun!
If you have a sensory kid than I highly suggest getting them starting a tumbling class! It gives them so much confidence in their own abilities and makes things that use to be scary fun and exciting!
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