Communication is a fundamental skill for any child, and the right toys can make the learning process enjoyable and effective. We will explore a selection of toys that not only promote fun but also support the development of crucial speech and language abilities in...
NEW SERVICE AT TEAM 4 KIDS! A Certified Lactation Consultant (CLC) is someone who is dedicated to promoting, protecting, and supporting breastfeeding. CLCs will assess, evaluate, educate, and counsel families with an individualized breastfeeding plan that best fits...
Looking for an easy activity using items you already have at home? Try creating your own sensory bin! Sensory bins are containers filled with various tactile materials such as sand, rice, noodles, or shaving cream. It provides children with opportunities to explore...
Halloween can be a fun and festive holiday with lots of great opportunities for sensory development. However, for those with sensory sensitivities, Halloween can often be overwhelming, scary, and unusual. Here are some sensory strategies from our occupational...
Does your child get frustrated when trying to communicate? Have you tried giving them a communication outlet using sign language? One of the biggest myths about teaching sign language is that it will hinder your child's verbal communication. This is simply untrue!...
In the video below, RBT Kenzie explains the 4 functions that behaviors serve and offers tips for parents to respond to challenging behaviors! Scroll down to read more. Tantrums can happen at any age, not just during the "Terribles Twos". You may have...
If there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s that healthy habits are best learned at a young age. Whether you’re raising a future major leaguer or taking daily walks in the park, stretching benefits the body and the mind. What is the importance of regular...
Preparing for preschool! What should my child be doing? At 3 years old children are becoming more independent and are wanting to do more activities by themselves. They should be able to: Get undressed by themselves and help with other self-care activities like...
“How to get my child to help with chores around the house?" If you’re like most families, chores are probably one of the most frequent causes of family disagreements. Children whine and complain, arguments break out, and nothing gets accomplished. Sometimes it feels...
Does your baby only look to one side or have a head tilt? This may be a condition called Torticollis. Torticollis (also known as wry neck) is a condition in which the head becomes persistently turned to one side. In infants this could be due to positioning in the womb...
