As we have all experienced, toddlers will test and push boundaries- it’s their job, but it’s also part of child development. They can test in many different ways; and if something doesn’t work, they’ll try a new tactic, they are...
Although the kids are still on their summer holidays, we won't find September coming around and we wanted to create a resource to give you time to implement tips and strategies that will help your child with a smooth transition...
Do you ever feel like a broken record, “No John, don’t touch that”, “Mary stop, put it down” To try and get our kids attention or to get them to listen, we often repeat ourselves but to no avail. It...
This blog is for parents of busy little bodies who love adult connection and attention. It can be hard to catch 5 minutes to yourself. Even going to the loo, can result in toddlers bursting through the doors to see...
Our top goal when it comes to toilet training is to ensure it is a positive experience for both you and your child. Often children have a fear associated with the toilet. However, do not worry, typically this is not...
Some children may have a room full of toys but little to no interest in playing with any of these toys. Not to worry, that’s where we as adults come into the mix. The key to learning through play is...
Everyone has a need for control and a sense of ownership over their days and lives- even children! You have seen it when your toddler demands a drink from the blue cup instead of the yellow one you just gave...
What’s the best age to start toilet training? In short, there is no magic number. Typically children are ready for toilet training anywhere between the ages of 2 and 4. Some children may be ready earlier and others later. There...
I think my child has Autism, what should I do? If you suspect that your child may have autism, the first step is to seek a diagnosis. The time preceding a diagnosis can be a daunting and overwhelming time. It...
Parental Involvement is crucial for a successful ABA programme. To increase consistency between what your child is learning through their programme and what you are doing in the home, ask their tutor about their current and past targets. This will...
