As our society continues on the path of great technological advancements, some question why we are still teaching our children handwriting. The “to teach, or not to teach” debate is real in 2025. In a world of keyboards and chatbots, is it really worth our time teaching ...
We all know that the holiday season is one of the busiest times of the year. With shopping, parties, baking, and decorating, there are so many ways to get ready for the season's celebrations. The season can be an overwhelming time for everyone, let alone children with autism or ...
We have so many choices when shopping for children's toys that the options quickly become overwhelming. Since children learn by playing and experiencing the environment around them, the best toys we can buy are those that are both fun and educational. To make holiday shopping ...
Every child fidgets or forgets things now and then, but ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder) is more than just being energetic or distracted. It is a long-term diagnosis which often persists into adulthood. In this post, we discuss the differences between ADHD and ...
In today’s fast-paced world, where schedules are packed and screens dominate much of our attention, it’s easy to overlook one of the simplest yet most impactful ways to connect with our children: playtime. Whether it’s building a blanket fort, playing a board game, or running ...
As the back-to-school season approaches, many parents feel a mix of excitement and anxiety—and if your child has sensory sensitivity challenges, that mix can feel overwhelming. In this post we share back-to-school tips to make the autumn season easier for kids with SPD and their ...
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Eye injuries are very common among people of all ages, and young children are no exception. An average of over 63,000 children are treated for eye injuries annually. Luckily, there are many actions parents can take to help protect their children’s eyes. In this post, we ...
Many of us look forward to summer as an opportunity for lots of fun outdoor play. Exercise, social interaction, and family time are so important for childhood development, and every family should take advantage of summer vacation to its fullest. However, summer weather can also ...
Once your baby has mastered stationary positions such as lying on their belly, sitting, and standing, it is important to promote movement in and out of these positions. Initially, children have to be placed in these positions in order to practice and become independent, which is ...
Many toddlers engage in mouth stuffing behavior as they grow accustomed to eating solid foods. Cramming food into their mouths provides them with essential information regarding the size of their mouths, where their cheeks are, how different foods feel in their mouths, and how ...