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I See, You See I See, You See Inc.: Let's Begin To SEE Autism Differently.

10/15/2026

A Meltdown Is Not The Same As A Tantrum ✋🏽
A sensory meltdown can happen when a person becomes overwhelmed by more input than their nervous system can handle.

At that moment, the goal shouldn’t be punishment.

The goal should be:

💜 Safety
💜 Regulation
💜 Reduced stimulation
💜 Support

Regulate first. Talk later.

10/10/2026

Clothing Can Be Sensory
“It’s just a shirt.” 👕

Not necessarily.

Tags, seams, waistbands, socks, certain fabrics, tight clothing, loose clothing, and even the way shoes feel can cause real discomfort.

Sometimes letting a child wear the clothes that help their body feel comfortable is an accommodation .. not “giving in.”

💙🧩 Ausome parents are adaptable parents!

10/09/2026

The Flip Side To Yesterday’s Post: Sensory Avoiding! 🙉🙈🙊
Some people experience sensory input much more intensely.

They may:

Cover their ears
Refuse certain clothing
Avoid bright lights
Avoid certain foods
Dislike unexpected touch
React strongly to smells

What feels “normal” to one person can feel overwhelming to another. 💙🧩

10/08/2026

Sensory Seeking
Some children need MORE sensory input, like our Carter. ☺️💙🧩

You may see them:

• Jumping constantly
• Crashing into furniture
• Spinning
• Chewing objects
• Touching everything
• Making loud noises
• Wanting tight hugs or pressure

They may not be trying to be disruptive. Their nervous system may be looking for input.

💜 Their body is communicating a need.

10/07/2026

There Are Actually More Than Five Senses!
Most of us learned about sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. 👀👂🏽👃🏽👅✋🏽

But there’s more!

Vestibular: balance and movement
Proprioception: knowing where your body is in space
Interoception: noticing internal signals like hunger, thirst, pain, bathroom needs, and heartbeat

Understanding these senses can completely change how we understand a child’s behavior.

💙🧩

10/06/2026

See The Need Behind The Behavior 💙🧩
Before labeling a child as “bad,” “defiant,” or “doing too much,” ask:

What might their body be trying to tell us?

Running. Hiding. Covering ears. Chewing. Rocking. Crying. Jumping. Refusing certain clothing.

Sometimes the behavior we see is communication. 📣

💜 See the need behind the behavior.

10/05/2026

Sensory Processing 101
We experience the world through our senses, but our brains don’t all process that information the same way.
Sounds, lights, movement, textures, smells, tastes, and even what’s happening inside our bodies can feel very different from person to person.

💜 Different doesn’t mean difficult. Sometimes it just means a different kind of support is needed.

10/02/2026

💜🩵 October Is Sensory Processing Awareness Month!

All month long, I See, You, See Inc. is bringing you Days of Sensory Understanding: including real talk, simple tips, and everyday examples to help us better understand sensory needs.

Sometimes what looks like “behavior” is really communication.

Autism is on a SPECTRUM & many times those “in betweeners” are overlooked.

💜🩵 See The Need Behind The Behavior.

Today is BLACK AUTISM ACCEPTANCE & AWARENESS DAY 💛🤎🤎 & I See, You See Inc. is closing the information gap! Our FREE AUSO...
09/19/2026

Today is BLACK AUTISM ACCEPTANCE & AWARENESS DAY 💛🤎🤎 & I See, You See Inc. is closing the information gap!

Our FREE AUSOME FAMILY RESOURCE GUIDE is available NOW!! Go to ISeeYouSeeInc.org & download yours! 💙🧩

Because you can't access what nobody told you existed‼️

09/19/2026

ACCESS GRANTED‼️🔑 Every family deserves to be informed, supported, and empowered! 💙🧩

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