When you have a child with anxiety it can be very difficult to know when you should push them to work through that anxiety and when to shelter them
Because this time of year is often filled with so many traditions, we have a lot of expectations going into the holiday season. It can be disappointing when those expectations aren’t met.
Have you thought about your own sensory preferences and how those may affect your child’s behavior?
When it comes to developing social and communication skills, all toys are not created equal!
Self-regulation is the ability to stay in control and to adjust to environmental demands.
With the start of the school year I thought that this would be a helpful post to start off my […]
Can you relate to this scenario? Lulu seems to do well at school most of the time. You rarely hear […]
You may have heard the term “sensory processing” or “sensory integration” related to your child’s behavior. You may have been […]
This is my favorite and probably most helpful blog post so far. Even though there are only 9 strategies, they are […]
