Katie Timmons

Gift ideas that actually help — sensory favorites, calm-down tools, and practical picks special needs families really use. Some links are affiliate links — if you buy through them I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Products I personally use and recommend. Some links are affiliate links — if you buy through them I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Great games to bring you together as a family and have friendly competition with one another

Books that are all about betting yourself because I honestly believe we should be looking to always grow

Snacks that maybe aren’t always the healthiest but my kids like them and they can make life a bit easier they also are something they will always eat when I can’t get them to eat other things and they’re approved by my autistic picky eater, which is always a good thing

mobility and basic living needs for daily life for people with chronic illnesses and disabilities

The best and tastiest ways to get your protein in in my opinion

Stores and restaurants

Recommendations on where to get quality clothing

Make up products and face cleaners to keep you feeling your best

fun places to experience with the whole family that have some good sensory experiences and don’t overload your senses