Achoo! How Fall Allergies Affect Speech and Feeding Managing Fall Allergies to Support Developmental Gains As the crisp air and colorful leaves arrive, many children are still adjusting to their school routines and may already have picked up a sniffle or two. While fall is a majestic season full of color and coziness, it
Back to the Grind Supporting Your Child’s Physical Development for the School Year As children pivot from summer to school, their unburdened days become a bit heavier, both figuratively and literally. Children must now travel to and from school with a backpack full of supplies and responsibilities, and often sit for long stretches of
The Case for a Structured Summer What Your Child Doesn’t Know They Need The recent summer solstice officially welcomed us into possibly the most beloved of seasons… and it’s about time! Summertime is iconically linked with fun, freedom, and fuss-free days, which is why it’s so beloved by kids and adults alike. Its carefree
Speech-Language Pathologists: More Than They Appear Understanding the Role of an SLP and Celebrating Our Very Own! We are about to say “See you later” to May, but not without taking a moment to recognize something important. May is National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, a time to honor the vital work of speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and
How Aware Are You of OT Awareness Month? Shining a Light On Our Playful Pros April may soon be coming to a close, but not before this month’s newsletter honors the profession of a really special group of people— pediatric occupational therapists! While all OTs have a special place in our hearts, there is
Blossoming Skills: How Springtime Encourages Therapy Progress Spring is a pretty and precious time in the carousel of our four seasons. To see the natural environment quite literally come alive before your eyes is the reason that spring is associated with a multitude of life’s greatest gifts: love, fertility, innocence, playfulness, hope, and new
New Year’s: A Global Celebration of Time The significance of the new year runs deep and wide The New Year is upon us, with 2025 awaiting us with open arms. While it may be a fresh year, the ways in which our society views the new year is annually consistent. We tend to view
From Breakfast to Dinner: Healthy Meal Ideas for Kids A fresh year requires a fresh take on mealtimes Let’s talk about…food! Chances are, if you are a parent of young ones and aren’t particularly a renowned chef in the kitchen, mealtimes can begin to feel monotonous. This is particularly true for parents of children
Mindful Gift-Giving and Cultivating Gratitude Thoughtfully guide your family towards habits of thankfulness Whether you are the type to have your Christmas shopping done by Halloween or to scramble online or in stores a few days before Santa makes his debut, November seems to be the most popular month to buy for our loved
Coming to Our Senses During Sensory Awareness Month Learn about our sensory systems and when they are out of sorts October is Sensory Awareness Month! For this month’s newsletter, we dive into the eight (yes – eight!) senses of the human body and outline their function as well as signs of dysfunction. While awareness
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