When my daughter was diagnosed with Autism I remember thinking How will we survive an Autism diagnosis? Eight years later I can tell you that we definitely have survived and it wasn’t the end of the world. An Autism diagnosis just means entering a new world; the world as seen through your child’s eyes. Wherever your family is on your Autism journey I hope you find something in our Autism Archives that can help you.
The auditory sensory processing system is an essential component of a child’s development in early childhood. It plays a crucial role in the way children perceive, process, and respond to sounds in their environment. The auditory system is responsible for hearing, understanding, and interpreting speech, music, and other environmental sounds. Did you know that we … Read more
Have you ever heard of the vestibular system? It’s not as well-known as the five senses, but it’s just as important for your child’s development. The vestibular system plays a crucial role in regulating balance, coordination, and spatial orientation, and is essential for many physical and cognitive activities. Did you know that we have EIGHT … Read more
Do you ever wonder how your child’s body knows where it is in space, or how they are able to coordinate their movements so effortlessly? The answer lies in a sensory system called proprioception. This system plays a critical role in our daily lives, especially for children as they develop important motor skills and learn … Read more
Getting ready for an IEP meeting can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. This free IEP Toolkit printable is designed to help you prepare for your child’s IEP meeting’s ahead of time by keeping everything that you need recorded in one place. IEP Binder for Parents We use affiliate links on site to … Read more
Emotions are something your children will deal with throughout their entire lives. They must understand how feelings affect their behavior and how to keep them under control. Teaching kids all about their emotions can be done in a number of ways, and it’s something that should be fostered in toddlers and preschoolers before they even … Read more