On this Episode, I talk about how infant development can be affected by drug exposure in-utero. Use “ADD TO CART” button below to purchase the test for CEU’s / PDU’s Community Resource Directory Play With Your Food: How to Get … Continue reading →

On this Episode, I talk about the transition from school to summer time, how that can affect kids, and suggestions for helping them have a more consistent routine over the summer break. Community Resource Directory Play With Your Food: How … Continue r...

On this episode, I talk about some of the common concerns with newborn and infant feedings, and what some strategies are for trying to help the feedings improve. Occupational Therapists: Use “ADD TO CART” Link to Purchase Test for CEU’s … Continue read...

On this Episode, I talk about the Parent Coaching or Teaming Model with Early Intervention for ages 0-3 years. Community Resource Directory Play With Your Food: How to Get Your Toddler to Eat 50% off Autism Parenting Magazine New Arrivals … Continue re...

This is an Anniversary show where we flashback to Episode 1 from April 5th, 2017!! Thank you for listening this past year, and for all of your support! Community Resource Directory Play With Your Food: How to Get Your Toddler … Continue reading →

On this episode, I discuss the topic of Feeding Evaluations and Feeding Therapy with infants, toddlers, and young children.  The main discussion revolves around questions to ask parents as a therapist to start gathering information about how the child ...

On this Episode, I discuss what repetitive behaviors are. I discuss why people do these self-stimulatory behaviors, and what we should do to help them. Community Resource Directory Play With Your Food: How to Get Your Toddler to Eat 50% … Continue read...

On this episode, I talk about what the term “Crossing Midline”  means and what types of activities encourage this.  I also discuss what to look for when evaluating whether or not a child is having issues with being able to … Continue reading →

On this episode, I talk about what it means to be an independent person, some ideas on ways to teach kids to become independent adults, and how to incorporate these same techniques with kids who have sensory processing needs.

On this episode, I discuss a research study on Environment Enrichment, and how that can be used on a daily basis especially for kids with Autism. Community Resource Directory Play With Your Food: How to Get Your Toddler to Eat … Continue reading →