Let’s be real: parenting is like juggling flaming swords while riding a unicycle on a tightrope. There are schedules to manage, meals to...

Originally published in Canadian Military Family Magazine, Fall 2019. When a child presents with difficulty paying attention in their...

Those of you who know me know that I’m not a big fan of so-called “baby containers”. You know, the things parents strap their babies in...

Having a baby doesn’t have to be a sentence to stay indoors all the time. Below are 28 activities to do with your baby in the great...

Whether you’re an eight-month-old or an elite athlete, crawling on all fours can have physical, cognitive, and emotional benefits.

The only way to make positive changes are by making changes at home, and being consistent about them.

please don’t go to an untrained individual for sensory processing or self-regulation advice.

Now that I've been working in the community for almost a year (!!), I figured it's about time that I take a few minutes to introduce myself.

But what if I told you that our obsession with keeping our babies safe is actually hindering their development?

Before you can understand what sensory processing disorder is, you must first understand sensory processing.

I've decided to share this very simple tutorial with you so you can add one of these amazing boards to your child's room or sensory space.

The game is brilliantly simple - two players compete to find matching pictures on two cards. The first person to find the matching pair wins

What isn't fun about Squigz? They're colourful, they pop when you pull them apart, and you can't beat their amusing tag line.