5 Reasons to Choose a Registered Psychologist for Your ADHD Assessment

By 18–24 months, many children begin to put two words together, such as “hug dog.” These short phrases show your child is developing their expressive language by starting to combine ideas and build early sentences.

Bilateral coordination, the ability to use both sides of the body together, develops significantly in early childhood and lays the groundwork for many important skills.

Learning to use scissors is about much more than just cutting paper—it helps kids develop important skills for everyday life.

With just over a week left of summer holidays, fall is quickly approaching and that means it is time to get back into a school routine....

Although the new school year seems far off, completing a psychoeducational assessment over the summer can offer several strategic advantages. Learn more...

This long weekend, turn a scavenger hunt into a language-rich experience to support your child’s development in a fun and interactive way!

Reading books with your child is excellent for language development. Read Valentine Gross-Out by Suzanne Lang this holiday weekend!

Try this fun Valentine's Day craft from Simple Everyday Mom while supporting language development.

Using pronouns like "I," "you," "me," and "we" are a crucial language milestone. Read our tips to help your child use pronouns correctly.

Hallowe'en can be a stressful holiday, especially for neurodivergent children. From flashing lights and sudden noises to scary costumes...

Kick! Goal! How to help your child develop /k/ and /g/ sounds and have fun doing it!

Enter our summer reading contest for a chance to win prizes while encouraging your child's life-long love for reading!

Starting speech or occupational therapy is a big step for your little one. Follow these 5 essential tips to prepare your child for therapy.

Target Word is a program that teaches parents effective strategies for enhancing young children’s expressive language development.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! To help you find the perfect gift for the little ones in your life, we've put together this...

Your three- to four-year-old has mastered so much and is getting ready to start kindergarten, where they will continue to develop new...

Between two and three years of age, your child will continue to develop new skills in many areas. You can expect strong emotions, pretend...

Between 18 and 24 months, your toddler will express new words, complex emotions, and more independence. They love to pretend and play, so...

Your 12- to 18-month-old is now a toddler interested in playing and becoming more expressive with each passing day! This article provides...