Pregnancy and the postpartum period are times of significant change and adjustment for women and men. While these phases often bring joy and excitement, they can also be accompanied by emotional and psychological challenges. Hormonal…
What are the Zones of Regulation? The Zones of Regulation is a curriculum that your child’s therapist may use to help your child develop self-regulation skills. Self-regulation is “the ability to achieve the preferred state…
What speech development will my child be doing at this time? At 24 months, most children have developed a vocabulary of at least 200 words or more. They can now use simple two-word phrases and…
In today’s fast-paced world, children face many challenges that can impact their mental well-being. From academic pressures to social dynamics, the stressors they encounter can take a toll on their emotional health. As parents and…
Sensory Friendly Toys that Don’t Involve Electronics Welcome to our exploration of the beautiful world of toys uniquely crafted for children with autism. Selecting toys for kids with autism involves a delicate dance between understanding…
Is your child picky about clothing? It is common for children to have a favorite shirt, blanket, or pants, but what if they refuse to wear anything besides their one outfit of choice? In the…
Join us as we welcome spring! As the world outside bursts into color and warmth, it’s the perfect time to dive into some fun activities that celebrate the season. We’ve put together a bunch of…
When Do I Bring My Child for a Speech Sound Evaluation? As our children grow and develop speech, they don’t learn to use all the speech sounds in their native language simultaneously. That’s why my…
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) poses unique challenges for individuals of all ages, affecting their ability to focus, organize tasks, and regulate impulses. While traditional interventions often involve medications and behavioral therapy, a groundbreaking approach…
Toe walking means that a child is walking and standing on tiptoes, and their heels do not make contact with the ground. Walking up on their toes can be a normal occurrence in children aged…
