Books are an excellent tool to help your child learn language and expand their vocabulary. No matter your child’s age or ability level they can participate with and enjoy listening to books. Here are some ideas to make learning with books more...
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Never Forget Your Home Program Again! (This method is foolproof) If your child is already receiving skilled Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Feeding Therapy, or ABA, chances are you’ve been given formal or informal “home...
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One fun and exciting way to get our little ones to explore new foods is to get them busy in the kitchen! Summer is the perfect time to stay inside the cool house and spend time in the kitchen trying new recipes with your picky eaters. When...
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Interview with Samantha Tell us about yourself I’m a wife of 10 years to my best friend and a mom of 2 beautiful and sweet kids. I’m a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with a desire to invite all to come unto Christ...
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Interview with Ricki Tell us about yourself I am a native New Yorker who loves to laugh and smile. I moved to Arizona in 2013 and although I will always miss the pizza, bagels, and life of the city, Arizona now feels like home. Why did you become...
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Interview with Laura Tell us about yourself I’m a wife to an awesome husband. We’ve been together for 37 years. I’m a mother to our lovely daughter, Elizabeth, who has blessed us with Harper and Crosby. My family is everything to me. Why...
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Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a science-based methodology. The “tools” presented in this blog sustain using reinforcement procedures. Parents can incorporate these skills into daily life activities. The schedule We all use schedules!...
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Trying to feed a child who is a very picky eater can be difficult. You want them to get the nutrition they need but trying to do so results in a very negative response. Sometimes, a child may just be picky as to his or her food tastes but...
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