Special Needs

Fathers are an essential and integral part of the family unit. Not only do they provide stability and support, but they also play a crucial role in their children's development and wellbeing.

Valentine's Day is a day to celebrate love and romance. It can be a fun day for adults, but most children don't know what Valentine's Day is all about. So how do you make this holiday special for kids? We've compiled some of our favorite and most creative ideas to help you create memories that will last a lifetime. Let your kids explore their creativity with these fun crafts, games, and activities

Life is full of ups and downs, and we constantly have to navigate our way through daily life. Our goal is to try to feel “OK” physically, emotionally, mentally during the day. And getting deep pressure is one of those things that help us do that.

Does your child struggle with anxiety? Here are a few reasons why your child might be struggling with anxiety and what fidget toys can do to help that anxiety.

Using fidgets and fidgeting can help you focus. But what does fidgeting mean and which fidgets work? There is a lot you can do to help stay focused while trying to work before, during, and to help get back on track in a non-disruptive way.

A calm down corner or a sensory space is great for all of us but they are especially useful for kids. And even more helpful for kids with sensory difficulties. Making a calming space in your house sound relatively simple but there are a few things to consider when setting one up for your kiddo. Or even yourself!

Does your child have trouble getting to sleep or staying asleep? Here are a few sensory tips you can do during the day, an hour before bedtime, or just before bedtime that may help.

Everything we physically do starts with core strength. This includes fine motor! Check out some of these fun and easy ways to strengthen the core through games and activities right at home.

According to the CDC, 1 in 54 children in the US is diagnosed with autism yearly. Though autism can cause some developmental disabilities, the early intervention led by community awareness can still lead to a high-functioning life.

Not many people think of these together, but the wrist, elbow, and shoulder are important to provide the support for the hands to develop good fine motor skills. So how do we get good, solid, and stable limbs? I’m glad you asked.

I think of our body as a tree. And our hands are the tiny branches at the end with our fingers being the leaves. There are so many ways to do this, these are just some ideas to help spark your imagination and to give you the fundamentals in which to build off.

Children need the same sensory breaks, but how are we supposed to encourage them to take them if they won’t hear our voices or let us guide them to what they need? Instead of talking to them, show them!