This week’s App of the Week is called: Baby Sign and Learn and is brought to you by Kristina from our Speech Therapy team. There is a free version to test out and a paid version (well worth the $2.99 on Android) that has many categories of...
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As adults we need to wipe our mouths, use utensils, and not play with our food. But for babies and toddlers, those rules go out the window. I’m sure that some parents think I’m crazy when I tell them that their child should...
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The Time Timer iPad App helps teach children the concept of elapsed time. This visual and auditory timer help children be more productive during tasks such as getting ready for school, completing chores, or homework. The Time Timer also reduces...
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The many demands of school can be very overwhelming for both parents and children. School stress is unavoidable and every child that attends school experiences school stress to some degree. For children with special needs, every aspect of a...
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Splingo is an excellent app to help your child learn language skills in a variety of areas. While using Splingo, your child will be able to learn pronouns in a fun and innovative way. This app also provides support with comprehension and...
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The fall is a time to get outdoors and enjoy the cooler temperatures. Here are some outdoor and indoor fall activities, brought to you by a pediatric occupational therapist, to stimulate the senses which include: visual, olfactory, auditory, and...
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Is your child struggling to learn about emotions? Emotions are actually a pragmatic skill often referred to as social skills. Pragmatics are the social rules for language in social interactions. Such interactions include greetings, eye contact...
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We are asked quite frequent: What you can I do at home to help my toddler be physically fit and stay active? Take a look below at some ideas to help encourage your toddlers activity around the house! ▪ Offer play equipment and toys that help...
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