Kid's Amazon Wish List We’ve all heard the saying “It’s better to give than to receive.” And whether we want to believe it or not, there is actually some truth to this statement. I don’t mean to get nerdy, but research shows that giving literally changes your brain. Not only [...]
Princess & Pumpkin Yard Party This party was a lot of work in the making. But, boy, did we make it happen! I’ll let them speak for themselves, but judging by all the smiles, our patients, families, and community had a blast. And of course, that made all the hard [...]
Does my child have a tongue tie? It may seem like an odd talking point, but tongue-ties have become quite the buzzword these days. Not to mention, it has become an area that is sometimes even controversial! We wanted to take a moment and provide parents and caregivers with information [...]
Things We Are Loving Lately How could the shortest month in the year be filled with so much love?? I do not know, but we are here for it! And since we are talking about love, now seems like the appropriate time to tell you about some of the things [...]
What to Expect at an Initial Eval? Your child has been referred for speech, physical, occupational, or feeding therapy. Now what? What does that even mean? What will my child do? Who will my child see? And what the heck is “speech/physical/occupational/feeding therapy” anyway? To make the fuzziness a little [...]
The Best 10 Toys for Young Children with Developmental Delays The search for a good toy for your child can be overwhelming. Not all children have the same needs, and your child may be struggling with language or motor development. It can be challenging to sift through which toys are [...]
How To Rule This School Year: Like a Boss! There’s just something about the first day of school. Something about the brand new school supplies. Something about the idea of a fresh start. Something about the anticipation for what’s to come. Kids, teachers, and parents are fueled by this excitement. [...]
Is it Normal that My Child Talks Like This? I don’t know how this happened, but it’s already June. JUNE! Can you believe it? That means May has come-and-gone, and so has Better Speech And Hearing Month. Coincidence that Occupational Therapy Month (April) and Better Speech And Hearing Month (May) [...]
Autism: Resource Round-Up April is Autism Awareness Month. This is the time of the year where you see clinics, teachers, and families posting about their support (and even struggles) related to this diagnosis. However, just because April comes and goes, many of us don’t stop interacting with those sweet little [...]
The Simplest Winter Activities That Keep Kids Busy! According to the calendar, it may be “winter”, but here in Georgia, winter is merely a word, and not a feeling. That means that sometimes, we have to make our own snow! I don’t see anyone complaining, though! Here is how we [...]
