Reading to your children every night can be crucial to language growth and development. Here are some answers to get you started, or to expand your reading routine! Who should I be reading to? Studies show that reading to your child daily...
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Mealtimes during vacations can sometimes be stressful for both picky eaters and their parents. The changes in mealtime routines, food choices and even environments can often times be overwhelming for a child with feeding difficulties. Here are...
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Self regulation is a person’s ability to adjust their attentive level, energy level, and emotions to meet the needs of the activity and environment they are participating in at any given moment during the...
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Learn basic signs for words as Sammi and his best friend Gracie spend a fun-filled day at the park. Sammi uses sign language to communicate words like: Park, Play, Bird, Tree and so much more. Kids of all ages can also test their skills with the...
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Our development and learning significantly depend on how we are able to use our eyes and visual skills. Most of us take our vision for granted and don’t completely understand just how many visual skills we rely upon throughout the day. ...
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April is national Autism Awareness Month and your pediatric physical therapist is here to help if you need it. The publication, Move Forward and the American Physical Therapist Association outlines just how a physical therapist can...
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Whether you are staying home, going across the state, or going across the country, Spring Break season is here and that usually means Fun! While spring break trips are meant to be fun, with the change in routine and time off school, it can cause...
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