Summer break is the perfect time to get outside and into the garden with your kids. And gardening actually has a lot of benefits for your child, too—from getting some physical activity and fresh air to learning about nature and healthy eating. So get out in the yard...
Toys aren’t just fun for your child—they can also play an important role in their development. Playing with toys can provide an opportunity for your child to work on improving motor skills, eye-hand coordination, problem solving, and sensory integration. If you have a...
We’ve all been that parent at the grocery store with a screaming toddler at one time or another. Some might consider it a rite of passage into parenthood—temper tantrums are just a part of life when you have a toddler. These meltdowns can cause a lot of stress for...
In one of our recent blog posts we discussed some of the benefits of nature play for children. Not only does nature play teach children to care for our planet, but it’s also great for children’s cognitive development, mental health, physical health, and social skills....
Photo by Robert Collins on Unsplash Gross motor skills are an important part of your child’s development. Some children need a little extra practice—sometimes by working with an occupational therapist—to improve their ability to move the large muscle groups in their...