Have you noticed that your child seems to have regressed to a state that is more “infantile state”? Has your child reverted back to babbling after previously being able to speak in sentences of three to four words? When it comes to their social, physical, speech, and language development, children who seem to be …
Autism
Autism stimming behaviors are often misunderstood. Among people who do not know someone with autism, stimming can be seen as “weird” or “unusual.” But for those with autism, stimming is done for a variety of reasons, from calming down the nervous system to communicating needs. Like many other behaviors of autism, stimming is a …
Sensory swings are an incredible tool for sensory integration children with special needs. Not only do sensory swings for children with special needs provide a sense of calmness, but they help develop balance, back and core strength. Swings provide more to children then just entertainment. They help develop larger senses like vestibular input to …
Parenting in general is hard. Add in a child with special needs and parenting becomes even harder. Until you have a child with special needs it’s hard to understand how difficult day-to-day life can be. There are so many unique joys to parenting children, but there’s even more joy when you see small positive …
Parenting a child with special needs is much different than parenting an ordinary child. It creates obstacles in life you never thought you would have to face with a child. For parents whose children develop normally, there’s often a misunderstanding about parenting style, choices, and unseen struggles that come with a special needs child. Really, …





