Children who have difficulties with fine motor skills often experience frustration with many everyday activities we take for granted. An activity that would normally be fun for a child, such as coloring a picture or playing a game with small...
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So your child is throwing a tantrum that you’re having trouble controlling and/or understanding. Is it a sensory or behavioral issue? Let’s start with what is sensory processing and what behaviors might come from a sensory processing disorder...
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Self care skills, sometimes called self-help skills, are the routine tasks and activities undertaken so that your child can be ready to fully participate in various life activities (such as dressing, making their bed, eating and taking care of...
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The early years of your child’s life are extremely important as in these years the social, cognitive, and physical development and growth of your child takes place. The initial three years are very critical as a child’s brain evolves during this...
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