Category: Parent Tips
Melancholy Mealtimes
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March 30 in Kids, Occupational Therapy, Parent Tips
By: Genevieve Covington, M.A., BCBACo-Founder & Feeding Intervention Specialist Selective or “picky” eating (PE) often plagues families with...
Teaching Your Child to Fall and Stay Asleep
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March 08 in Kids, Occupational Therapy, Parent Tips
Bedtime problems, including difficulty falling asleep and problems staying asleep, are a common occurrence in childhood, affecting approximately...
3 Ways To Increase Your Child’s Joint Attention Skills
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March 08 in Autism, Kids Activity, Learning, Parent Tips
Joint attention. This is a term you may have heard in reference to your child’s development. But, what...
5 Activities To Help Your Child’s Pencil Grasp Development
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January 14 in Autism, Kids Activity, Learning, Parent Tips
As our kiddos grow and develop their gross and fine motor skills, one thing to look at is...
The Importance of Following Your Child’s Lead & 4 Ways To Do It
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January 14 in Autism, Parent Tips
One of the key ways parents can engage more actively with their child is through following along with...
Here’s How To Help Your Child’s Gross Motor Development
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November 12 in Kids Activity, Parent Tips
Gross motor skills are a vital part of a child’s development, as the rule of thumb states “gross...
Language Modeling
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November 12 in Learning, Parent Tips
Modeling language is one strategy you can use at home to help your child learn and acquire expressive...
Math Facts Dominoes
Written by Elizabeth Cornfield
September 25 in Disabilities, DIY, Kids Activity, Parent Tips
This is a fun, DIY way to increase your child’s fluency with math facts. You can use this...
Finally! A Sensory-Friendly Clothing Line
Written by Elizabeth Cornfield
July 23 in Autism, Disabilities, Independence, Kids, Parent Tips, Sensory Friendly
With simple, reversible design features, soft fabric and GPS compatible items, Independence Day Clothing is changing the way...
Two Words You Can Say to Someone Facing a New Diagnosis
Written by Elizabeth Cornfield
July 22 in Autism, Disabilities, Parent Tips
Mandy Farmer, a mother of three and proud parent writes about the “Two Words You Can Say to...
8 Learning Strategies for Children with ADHD
Written by Elizabeth Cornfield
June 28 in ADHD, Parent Tips
Here are 8 learning strategies that may help your child with ADHD learn: 1. Seat your child away...