How to Teach Kids to Tie Their Shoes (Fast!)
Tying Shoes is a Big Skill for Little Fingers! Tying shoes might seem like a simple task, something you…
Home Strategies & Activities
Practical tips, sensory activities, and routines that parents can implement at home to support their child’s sensory needs.
Wired for Communication: How Early Brain Plasticity Shapes Speech in Neurodivergent Children
As a parent or educator, you know that early childhood is a time of wonder and discovery. It’s also…
A Gentle, Sensory-Aware Approach to Bedtime Routines
Bedtime battles can wear down even the most patient parents. If your evenings often involve stalling, tears, or endless…
9 Tips for Helping Others Understand Your Child’s Sensory Needs
Supporting a neurodivergent child means not only understanding their sensory needs but also effectively communicating those needs to others….
Wobbles, Wiggles, and Wins: Helping Kids Strengthen Their Balance
Balance is a crucial skill for children, influencing everything from their ability to walk and run to their success…
Splish Splash, I hate Taking A Bath (But Only When You’re Washing My Hair)
It’s a common conversation occupational therapists have with families: For many children, bathtime is a time to play, connect,…
How to Build the Ultimate “Back to Baseline” Toolkit for Emotional Regulation
Welcome to Part Six of the “Back to Baseline” series! In this installment, we focus on creating a personalized…
Yoga for Sensory-Seekers – 5 Best Yoga Poses for Sensory Regulation
Kids who seek sensory input often need movement and deep pressure to feel balanced and regulated. This can lead…
The Importance of Scissor Skills in Child Development: Tips and Activities to Get Started
Scissor skills are necessary for more than just fun arts and crafts; they’re an essential part of early childhood…
32 Brain Breaks for Kids To Try This Week
Focusing for long periods can be difficult for anyone, but it can be especially tricky for kids. Brain breaks…
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