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For many families, home is where routines feel predictable, calm and structured — which makes it a great environment for children with processing difficulties. But once you step outside into shops, playgrounds, birthday parties, sports fields or busy classrooms, everything becomes louder, brighter, faster and far less predictable.
If you...
It’s that time of year! If you’re looking for Christmas present inspiration for your child or a family member, look no further. In this blog, we cover 16 present options that are suitable for toddlers all the way up to teens that are OT approved! Our OTs have specifically picked presents that are fun but also help develop key skills such as fine motor, sensory processing, tur...
Helping your child feel emotionally prepared for their big first day
Starting school is a huge milestone — and it’s normal for both parents and children to feel a mix of excitement and nerves.
Beyond learning letters, numbers and how to hold a pencil, school readiness is just as much about </...
When we think about children’s development, we often focus on milestones like learning to write, riding a bike, or playing sport. But behind all of these skills is something less obvious but incredibly important: core strength and postural control.
Core muscles are the “powerhouse” of the bod...
If your child walks out of school smiling and energetic, only to melt down within minutes of getting home, you’re not alone. Many families experience this these after-school meltdowns.
This happens when children “hold it together” all day in the classroom — following rules, managing transitions, sitting still, navigating social sit...
