
Here’s some Blue Bird Day tips for helping your family through the stay at home period, including advice on screen time, sibling harmony, play time, and daily structure.
Here’s some Blue Bird Day tips for helping your family through the stay at home period, including advice on screen time, sibling harmony, play time, and daily structure.
How do you incorporate your child’s love of Buzz Lightyear or planets into manageable learning activities that will assist his/her development?
Being patient and maintaining an understanding approach to children can be challenging, particularly when they are having highly emotional moments. Have you ever felt like your child is just trying to “push your buttons”?
Imaginative play allows children to explore their feelings and thoughts, depersonalize difficult topics, and express themselves in various and creative ways.
Screens are everywhere these days from schools to restaurants to stores and schools. We are constantly interacting with screens and attempting to understand best practices when interacting with them. This is particularly challenging when trying to impart good screen time practices to kids.
Siblings tend to be our first friends and companions during childhood. This relationship assists in building a foundation for future relationships and social interactions. But what happens when a sibling receives a diagnosis of ASD?
Transitions are a constant in everyone’s lives. Some transitions are exciting and wonderful while others can be stressful or confusing. Some transitions are major life changes while other transitions happen throughout the day, like putting away toys to get ready for a meal.
Prompting sibling bonding is important but can be challenging.
We’ve built a guide of go-to, educational toys that children gravitate toward!
Therapists and teachers often hear this common phrase from parents/caregivers: “If only my child were like this at home!!!”