Put your detective hats on and set off on a scavenger hunt in your house, on a walk, at the playground, or even the grocery store! Play this fun game to work on your child’s articulation goals (if they have them), phonemic awareness (the building block of reading), and categorization.

It can be difficult to know if your child is struggling with speech or language skills or if they are at a developmentally appropriate level. Here’s a checklist for you before you contact your child’s pediatrician or a speech-language pathologist.

It can be difficult to know if your child is struggling with developmental skills or if they are at a developmentally appropriate level. Here’s a checklist for you before you contact your child’s pediatrician or an occupational therapist.

We know that back to school can be a whole mess of emotions for children and parents! Everyone is excited and nervous and eagerly anticipating what the year will bring them. We’ve put together some back to school tips to set the school year off to success.

Heavy work is anything a child can to do exert the muscles in their body. This is incredibly regulating to their nervous system and important to incorporate daily. We’ve included some practical life and playful heavy work activities your child or client can do. Children love helping and feeling like an important member of their family and are happy to have a roll in caring for the home. Some activities like “push a ball around the room” may not at first seem like a “fun” activity. If your child is at first resistant, make a game out of it! Anything can be made to be fun with a little creativity and silliness.