When you have a picky eater, mealtimes can feel all the more daunting and chaotic. This blog suggests 6 tips to help make mealtimes a more meaningful part of your daily routine. With these playful strategies, feeding flexibility can become a game your whole family can look forward to.

Use this handout as a guide to strengthening your child’s impulse control and decision making skills. By using the strategies you can help your child manage strong emotions and develop the confidence to make safe decisions in everyday situations.

Discover some of our favorite speech-therapy-approved toys and games. This blog is a helpful reference for holidays, birthdays, and everyday play - designed to support your child’s development.

Fine motor development kicks off in the early months of a child’s life and sets the stage for a world of exploration and creativity. Grasp patterns—the unique ways we hold utensils, toys, markers, and more—play a vital role in your child’s ability to thrive in play, tackle daily activities, and excel in school tasks like handwriting. In this blog, we’ll dive into the various grasp patterns from birth to age 6 and discuss ways you can support your child’s fine motor development as they grow. 

The new year is a time to reflect on some of the past year’s experiences and events. It’s also an opportunity to plan and set goals for the upcoming year. Being able to envision, plan, and achieve goals is a crucial skill for future success and overall happiness. In this blog we’ll talk about some tips for setting goals with kids while making it fun and memorable for the whole family!

Sensory bins can be used to support speech and language development. Check out this handout to learn more.

Sometimes the weather is too harsh to head outside, but there are many simple activities to provide proprioceptive input (also known as ‘heavy work’) to help kids feel organized, regulated, and ready for the day. Check out some of our favorite indoor activities here.