Bimonthly, we try and put the spotlight on one of the many special kids we get to work with every day! Previously, we showed the amazing improvement Oliver has been making through working with his speech and physical therapists and this week we want you to meet Sebastian who is taking down communication barriers through speech and language therapy. Using
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kidsactivities.com has posted a great list of resources and free subscriptions for at home learning. You can take a look at the almost 60 different companies here: https://kidsactivitiesblog.com/135609/list-of-education-companies-offering-free-subscriptions/
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Ever since my son was a baby, he has been a chewer. Sure, most babies go through a phase of putting non-food items in their mouth (this often is a sign of teething – here are some great teething remedies), but my son took it to the next level. As a baby, he would constantly chew on his pacifiers and
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Do you ever wish parenting came with a manual? I do. When my kids were younger, I stressed and stressed about not only how to potty train my kiddos, but also when to do it. There was always so much information floating around and it all felt very overwhelming and confusing in terms of understanding when to teach my babies
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How to play with your newborn – this isn’t something you’ve likely worried about in the past few weeks. When you have a baby, there are a million things to think about. You have to remember to change them, help them sleep, feed them, love them, cuddle them and take care of them day in and day out. On top
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Wondering how to avoid the dreaded after school meltdowns? First, it’s important to understand why kids often struggle when they get home from school: Kids are under an unbelievable amount of pressure today. Academics in school are rigorous, there aren’t enough hours in the day to play and release energy and our expectations as a society continue to crawl higher
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