Thanksgiving is known for being a time all about family togetherness - but does that always translate into preparing for the holiday? How do you get your kids, of any age, to help prepare for the big meal or having visitors? It can seem like a daunting task when you face it by...

Worried about allergies or dietary restrictions this Halloween? Here are some fun replacement ideas for candy! ...

Do you have a picky eater at your table? Are you struggling to get your little one to try much more than chicken nuggets shaped like dinosaurs? As parents, we’ve all struggled at one point or another to get our little one to try something new. They either don’t like the look...

It can be hard to identify whether your little one is just a bit of a late talker, says a few words in a cute and funny way, or has a need that may need assessed by a speech language pathologist (SLP). Language disorders can affect vocabulary, grammar, comprehension, complexity...

Moving from one home to another can be a big, scary challenge for a child. Whether you are moving across the same town that they’ve always lived in or taking them across the country, there will be a lot of changes that your little ones have to prepare for. Here are a few things...

Recently, we published a blog all about why your children should be active daily. If you're having a little trouble getting your child to participate in all of the physical activity they need daily - maybe turn to something they enjoy, like technology! ...

It's great to collaborate with co-workers and use your schooling materials to further your education - but sometimes, the greatest resource at your disposal is your laptop (or even your smartphone!) ...

Believe it or not, we are not born with an innate desire to follow directions. This is a lesson any parent has learned as they’ve tried to get their little one to listen. If your kid is at this age, here are a few tips when you want to teach them how to follow your directions. ...

“Play is the work of childhood.” –Mr. Rogers ...

Sensory processing, sometimes called sensory integration, is a term that refers to the way the nervous system receives messages from the senses and turns them into appropriate motor and behavioral responses. ...

The Center for Disease Control guidelines state that children and adolescents should do 60 minutes or more of moderate to vigorous physical activity every day. You may be wondering why it is so important for your child to get physical activity every day. ...

If you think your child may need leg braces, or you've been told by your Physical Therapist that this is so, you may have a few questions! Here are some answers from one of our PTs, Hannah Wells: ...