
3 Reasons Your Child Doesn’t Like Sensory Play
Sensory play gives children opportunities to explore different textures, sounds, movements and smells. Sand, finger paint, playdough and water are common examples. While many children

Sensory play gives children opportunities to explore different textures, sounds, movements and smells. Sand, finger paint, playdough and water are common examples. While many children

Children can behave differently at school than they do at home. Classrooms demand sustained attention, fine motor control, organisation and the ability to manage noise

Part 1 of a 3-part series on interdisciplinary collaboration between Occupational Therapists and Behaviour Therapists* There’s a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from running

Toilet training often marks a new stage of independence for both children and families, and can bring a mix of emotions as you support your

While the early stages of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) therapy often lean on rewards to build momentum, it’s common for parents to ask: How do
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