Building a joint activity routine (JAR) starts with finding an engaging activity that can be done together with your child. Once the activity is presented,
Arguably, every type of person has music that works for them. You might listen for the purpose of dancing and releasing energy, or simply to
Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, is a diagnosis that most people have heard of and are a bit familiar with. It is broken
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Emergency sensory kits are bags that have tools that help ease anxiety and increase communication for individuals experiencing a sensory meltdown caused by overstimulation due
Children are often described as “picky or selective eaters” if they only like a few foods, have limited intake, or avoid new foods and foods
It’s that time of year again! Winter is upon us meaning that going outside or to the park may have to be put on hold
Here are some tips and activity ideas that should help you to establish moments of joint attention with your child: Do plenty of pointing. Once
Everything we need to know; we learned in the playroom. Well, maybe not everything, but the play skills learned in early childhood help shape the
What To Do When Your Kid Says, ‘Not Uniforms Again’! School is coming back and it’s that time of year to start purchasing new uniforms
Potty Training 101 Being a parent to a precious toddle is so rewarding, exciting, and….. HARD, right?! There are so many choices to make on
When and why did you start to notice a difference and seek support from ESAP? I knew that my child needed more attention through therapy.
Our amazing eyes! Our eyes are amazing. They allow us to see everything around us, perceiving all of the colors, shapes and forms which make
If you have a little one with autism, trying to decide if your child is ready for preschool and what school might be a good fit can be a challenging and overwhelming subject.
Tummy time or playing while prone is an important step for overall development for babies; it helps to build core and head strength (which then helps with speech development and feeding)
Many of you have heard the term “fine motor skills,” but what exactly does this mean, and how do you know if your child’s fine
YES! Children learn by watching others. Imitation is a learning tool and the steppingstone to many other skills. Our brains are set up to learn from others
The ideal way to develop a varied diet is to expose children to a variety of textures. To do this, the child needs to have
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When I found out I was pregnant, I read everything I could get my hands on about pregnancy and then started in on the books
