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Teaching Consent by Age: Respecting Bodies and Relationships
Talking about consent can feel tricky for parents—it’s a big topic with lots of layers. This post breaks it down into simple, age-appropriate ways to start the conversation and keep it growing as your child does.
From the Classroom to the Playroom: Why Kids Crave Sensory Play After School
After a structured school day, many children—especially neurodivergent ones—crave the freedom to create, explore, and decompress. Our sensory shelf offers that outlet, turning glue, foam, and slime into tools for expression, regulation, and growth.
ADHD: Myth or Fact?
ADHD is unique to every individual – Let’s look at a few myths, the truth behind them, and what helps ADHD brains shine.
The Back-to-School Adjustment Curve (and How to Help)
The start of a new school year can bring a mix of excitement, jitters, and big feelings for kids—and for parents, too. This post shares tips, connection strategies, and book recommendations to help ease families through the emotional ups and downs of the back-to-school transition.
Summer Stories & Big Feelings: How Reading Builds Empathy, Regulation & Connection
Sometimes, the simple act of sitting close and sharing a story is the most therapeutic thing we do all day. Explore book recommendations for all ages and pick up practical tips for turning story time into a moment of emotional growth, mindfulness, and true connection.
When Routines Change: Simple Supports for a Smoother Summer
Summer brings shifts in routine that can feel exciting—but also unsettling—for kids who rely on predictability. Gentle strategies and thoughtful planning can help ease the transition and support a smoother summer for the whole family.
Supporting Sensory Needs—8 Senses, Real-Life Strategies
Supporting sensory needs means noticing how your child experiences the world—and responding with care. Small changes, like movement breaks or sensory-friendly spaces, can lead to big shifts in comfort and connection.
Beyond the Five Senses—Understanding Sensory Processing and Why It Matters
Beyond the five senses are three others that shape how children move, balance, and feel inside. Understanding them helps us better support kids’ sensory and emotional needs.
Trusting Your Gut: A Parent’s Path to Change
Trusting her instincts, one parent reached out for support and discovered the root of her child’s struggles. With just a few hours of guidance, everything began to change.