Do you Practice what you Preach ?

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Talking the talk, walking the walk...

I like to think of myself as an advocate for inclusion. I’m pretty passionate about it actually. 🙌🏻

It’s not always a choice. It is a prerequisite as a parent of a child with a disability ~ as many of my fellow parents understand! 😬

Everyone deserves to be treated equally & with respect. All children, adults, babies & families. I can confidently say that I would stand up for any of you in a sticky situation if you needed it. 🙋♀️

Working as a support person once a week is an amazing way to practice what I preach & I recommend it to anyone looking for a meaningful way to connect with those living differently to you.

I also like to think that our loungewear makes a difference by recognizing peoples Sensory needs & supporting them. 😉

Not trying to sound self righteous (far from it), not changing the world, or looking for a pat on the back.

Just keeping myself accountable for what I claim to stand for. 🤗

What do you feel passionate about? Do you try and practice it? ♥️

I hope so.

Love Kelly x

Image of Kelly & son Max. Kelly is wearing a pink top & sunglasses. Max has a short haircut

Amazing

My child is very hard to buy clothes for, this has been a success. No refusal to wear, no complaints when wearing it. It is very cute on too.

These tops are great!

I love these tops! My son has severe Autism and sensory processing issues and struggles with heavy fabrics, coats, zips, tags, cords etc. The fabric of these tops is so lightweight and soft - the perfect solution! They are also easy to wash and dry and keep their shape. 10/10!

Very soft and smooth socks with no toe seam

Very soft and smooth socks with no toe seam. But there are finished ‘ends’ at each toe corner of each sock, which was the primary annoyance for my 4 year old. You cannot feel the seam along the actual toes, but you can feel them in each corner along the sides of the toes. Just flagging for other sensory spicy people/parents

Thanks so much for your review Felicity. We’re glad the socks feel soft and smooth & your 4 year old is happy with them. We totally understand how the tiny corner joins can still be noticeable for some kiddos which we do note in the product description so families can decide what will work best. Every sensory profile is unique, and your feedback really helps.

Not designed for Houdini’s

This was a lovely onesie, soft fabric but I was shopping to keep my fecal smearer dressed and he was able to slip out of this easily. So not for our needs, but for those searching for comfort, it’s a great purchase.

Thanks so much for the thoughtful review, Sam. We’re really glad the fabric felt lovely, and we totally understand the challenge with little “Houdinis” - it’s real! Our onesies are designed first for sensory comfort and easy, tag-free dressing, which is why we keep hardware like zips to a minimum & they’re certianly not escape-proof. Your feedback will help other families choose what’s right for them. Thank you for sharing.

Very soft and acceptable for my very sensitive child feet

Very soft and acceptable for my very sensitive child feet. Highly recommend.

Thank you for your positive review of our Soothe Step™ Sensory Socks! We are so glad to hear that they are soft and suitable for your child's sensitive feet. Our goal is to provide comfort and support for all children, and we are happy to know that we have met that for your little one. Thank you for recommending our socks. Have a great day!

Do you Practice what you Preach ?

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