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Why Sleep Can Be Hard & Why the Cause Matters

Sleep is essential for a child’s emotional regulation, learning, behaviour, and overall development. From an Occupational Therapy perspective, sleep challenges…

The Dangers of Over Scheduling Babies and Toddlers: An Occupational Therapy Perspective

In today’s fast-paced world, parents often feel pressured to expose their little ones to as many activities as possible to…

The Power of Neuroplasticity to Learn Faster

As parents, we often hear that “practice makes perfect” — and while repetition certainly has its place, modern neuroscience tells…

Understanding Developmental Milestones

Delayed Developmental Milestones: When to Be Concerned from an Occupational Therapy Perspective Children develop at their own pace, but certain…

Babies and Occupational Therapy

Babies and Occupational Therapy Occupational therapists (OTs) work with babies to support their growth, development, and functional abilities. While “occupation”…

Prep Readiness: A Sensory Integration Perspective

Starting Prep is a big milestone… not just academically, but developmentally. While many conversations focus on knowing letters, numbers, or…

What is Ayres Sensory Integration?

What is Sensory Integration? A Parent’s Guide to Understanding Your Child’s Sensory World   Have you ever stopped to think…

Milestones Matter: An Occupational Therapist’s Perspective

Milestones Matter: An Occupational Therapist’s Perspective As an Occupational Therapist, I often talk with families about milestones — those little (and sometimes…