Adaptive Mobility Devices for Children
When your child is learning to move, explore, and interact with the world, mobility matters. It’s the foundation of independence and a lifeline to the rest of the world. For some children, especially those with developmental delays or disabilities, traditional movement milestones—like crawling, standing, and walking—may come later or require extra support. That’s where adaptive […]
The Five-Finger Rule for Choosing a Book
Books come in all shapes, sizes, colors, and reading levels. With so many to choose from, how can you find the right book for your child? While board books with lots of pictures are great for babies and toddlers, it’s a good idea to consider your child’s reading level when finding books that appeal to […]
How to Make Rainbow Jars with Your Little One
Kids of all ages love science experiments, and learning along with your child is a great way to spend quality time together. If you’re looking for a creative experiment with ingredients you can find around the house, making a rainbow jar is a fun choice! Rainbow jars introduce young children to the basics of chemistry. […]
The Importance of Family Time
In a world where busy schedules, appointments, and extracurriculars can quickly fill our calendars, family time is often the first thing to go. However, quality time together is a must for your child’s development and your family’s emotional well-being. Why Family Time Matters—Especially in the Early Years The first five years of your child’s life […]
Person-First Language & Down Syndrome: Words Matter
As a parent or caregiver to a child with Down syndrome, you want to do everything you can to advocate for their needs and celebrate who they are. One of the simplest but most powerful tools you have is your words. How we talk about people—especially individuals with Down syndrome—shapes how they’re seen and treated. […]
Bee Stings: How to Treat Them & When to Get Help
Shaped like cartoon characters or baby animals, gummy multivitamins are one way to make sure your child gets vitamins and minerals. They taste good and fill the nutritional gaps in the diet. They sound like a win! And they are, as long as they’re taken correctly. As you can imagine, this is one supplement that […]
Gummy Vitamins 101: Keeping Your Little One Healthy and Safe
Shaped like cartoon characters or baby animals, gummy multivitamins are one way to make sure your child gets vitamins and minerals. They taste good and fill the nutritional gaps in the diet. They sound like a win! And they are, as long as they’re taken correctly. As you can imagine, this is one supplement that […]
Make Your Own Maracas
Music is a great way for children to learn and develop their skills while having some fun. One fun way to do this is by making your own maracas at home. Children will work on fine motor skills while scooping the filler and holding the egg. These activities will aid in the development of small […]
Positive Behavior Charts for Kids (and How to Use Them)
If you’re navigating meltdowns, mealtime battles, or difficult transitions into new skills like potty training or bedtime routines, you’re not alone. When these types of issues arise, behavior charts are great tools for encouraging children to work on positive social skills. Adults love behavior charts because they help with consistency. Kids love behavior charts because […]
When Your Child Breaks a Bone
There is nothing scarier than when your child gets hurt. As your little one starts crawling, climbing, and discovering the world around them, your role is to keep your child safe but still give them freedom to try things. While bumps and bruises are common, sometimes a fall or accident can lead to a broken […]