Read the article here! https://spectrumnews1.com/wi/milwaukee/news/2022/04/15/what-experts-say-new-cdc-child-guidelines-mean?
Autism Awareness Month in April is an opportunity to show your support and love for all people affected by autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This month,
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The IEP/504 process can be a daunting task for parents to make sense of, below is a digestible step-by-step overview of a typical IEP timeline:
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Using an old storage bin, starter chopsticks, pom poms, measuring cups, dollar tree ladles, and letter erasers from target’s bargain section you can make your
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Bring the Zoo to Your Home – Let’s Be Animals! Bear Crawling – Stay up on your hands and feet with your bottom in the
Improving interest in feeding Picky eating is an issue all parents deal with at some point in their child’s life. While it is normal for
Our Kenosha location will be moving to a new building this Summer of 2022. The new location will only be 5 minutes away from our
What is w-sitting?: W-sitting (sitting on the knees with the bottom on ground and heels outside of hips) is one of many positions children choose
Winter in Wisconsin can get so cold! I don’t know about you, but my desire to be outside for extended periods of time goes WAY
