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From Challenges to Inspiration: How Our Journey Shaped My Sensory Clothing Business

It was the very challenges of raising a child who is blind & autistic that inspired me to start my sensory clothing business. To create clothing that would provide comfort and ease for individu...

Kelly Chats with Too Peas in a Podcast

Owner & founder of Comfort on the Spectrum, Kelly shares her family and Sensory Clothing business story with Too Peas in a Podcast. A platform where podcasters Mandy and Kate laugh, cry &...

Sensory Sensitivities: The Power of Family Connection - COTS

The journey of raising children with sensory challenges is filled with both challenges and triumphs. Yet, amidst the ebb and flow of life, one truth remains unwavering: connection is our greatest s...

comfort on the spectrum black long set front view with listed features of the sensory clothing

Sensory Clothing Blog

Understanding Sensory Clothing: Comfort on the Spectrum

The Concept of Sensory-Friendly Clothing- The fashion world is growing up and so are we! Nowadays, clothes aren't just a statement of fashion, but also comfort and practicality. That's why we're pu...

Max is sitting with his hands in his lap & a smile on his face. He is wearing our Long Set in Periwinkle

Acceptance doesn’t require vision ♥️

He talks to me often about how everyone is different & how some people have disabilities. It helps him to process the complexities of life & understand more about himself & other people...

Smells, feelings and memories

Our Senses play a huge role in our life. Max & I chat about smell & how different smells help locate places and induce memories.

A story about Sensory Processing & an Apple Watch

Wearing a smart watch sounds pretty simple right?…The truth is that it’s not simple for everyone. Find out some truths behind how complicated this can be for someone with Sensory Processing Disorde...

Kelly & Max sitting at a small table smiling & laughing.

It's ok to be you!

It's an exhausting waste of energy trying to meet other people’s expectations. Our time is much better spent enjoying ourselves and our loved ones exactly as we are. 💛 Being blind is ok. Being a...

The perfect combination..?

I ask myself why I continue with the “support work” leg of my Sensory Clothing business & get to the heart of the matter...

Picture of Kelly wearing black jeans, top & white striped shirt. She is standing in front of a white board that has Ausmumpreneur stamped on it

Confessions of an Accidental Brand Creator

Find out how Comfort on the Spectrum became a Brand and what exciting things lay in store for the future.