Category: Tips & Guides For Parents

Board games are a nostalgic way to play with your child in this digitally driven world. There are many benefits to playing games with your

As the summer comes to an end, we anticipate the return of another school year. With the back to school sales booming and families rushing

When kids spend too much time glued to their screens, they have less time for healthy habits like sleep, physical activity, and time outdoors. These

Mother Could is a very popular resource amongst our therapists for all their creative DIY sensory activities. Below, we have highlighted some of our favorites!

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,

Kids with sensory processing issues can sometimes have trouble concentrating on their homework. Certain sounds, smells, textures, and other sensations can get in the way

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:

All families can benefit from planning and prevention for safety outside the home, specially those with neurodivergent family members. Children that are considered neurodivergent are

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

The month of March is here and that means St. Patrick’s Day fun is too! Arts and crafts are a great way to engage your

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

Halloween is a spooky time of year, filled with scary movies, candy, decorations, and dressing up! Unfortunately, all costumes are not made for all children. Homemade or purchased, we are here to help you