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Abbey had a lot of sensory needs as a child. Tactile input was out of control and she put everything in her mouth, including things that were dangerous. But deep pressure also became a very important part of understanding how she regulates. She would go under the sofa cushions and asked me to lay on top of them for that kind of squeeze. It’s what Temple Grandin talks about in her books when she refers to her squeezing machine. The pool and the deep end have replaced that which is why Abbey loves

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