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A girl with EEG leads on her head.

Special Needs

5 Coping Strategies for Parents of Kids With Epilepsy

Coping with childhood epilepsy can be stressful, but focusing on strategies to support you and your family can positively impact your child’s well-being.

Speech-language pathologist working on child's pronunciation problems.

Special Needs

Your Child’s First SLP Evaluation: What to Expect

Speech-language pathologists will conduct an initial evaluation to determine how a child is using language, understanding language, and interacting with others.

Baby reaching for sensory toys.

Visual Impairment

Developing Multisensory Skills in Blind Babies

Multisensory play, combining sounds and touch, and encouraging reaching and exploration can help your blind baby develop better spacial awareness.

A visually impaired baby boy in PT reaches for a toy.

Development, Visual Impairment

Development Charts for Blind and Visually Impaired Babies and Children

Blind children may have delayed development in several key areas. These development charts outline milestones for visually impaired babies.

Young boy looking at a light up toy in a dark room.

Toys, Visual Impairment

10 Cortical Visual Impairment Toys for Kids With CVI

It's important to choose toys that are relatively simple in design, as complex patterns can be overwhelming for children with CVI.

Happy kids with disabilities in preschool.

Special Needs

Building Adaptive Skills in Children with Disabilities

Adaptive skills are the skills your child needs to care for themselves and gain independence. Children with disabilities may need more help learning these skills.

Latest Posts

Sad unhappy woman looking at pregnancy test at home.

Pregnancy

6 Errors That Could Make Your Pregnancy Test Invalid

No matter what you hope your result is, taking a pregnancy test is a big deal. Avoiding testing errors will ensure you get an accurate result.

A boy is sitting on the toilet with suffering from constipation.

Potty Training

How To Deal With Constipation When Potty Training

Constipation is common amongst children of potty training age. Many children suffer from potty training constipation, but there are things you can do to help.

Three affirmation keychains.

Parenting, Play, Tactile Art

Affirmation Backpack Buddy Keychains

These affirmation backpack buddy keychains are adorable and easy to make. Give your child a little encouragement with this simple craft as they head to school.

Little girl reading a book in bed.

Product Reviews

The 5 Best Toddler Night Lights in 2023

Looking for the right night light to help your little one ease into bedtime? Check out our guide for everything you need to know about toddler night lights.

Girl with EEG electrodes attached to her head.

Health & Nutrition

Innovative Therapies and Treatments for Childhood Epilepsy

Using innovative or alternative treatments for childhood epilepsy can decrease the frequency and severity of seizures your child experiences.

Happy mother and daughter reading nutrition label.

Feeding and Eating

Decoding Food Labels When Your Child Has Food Allergies

Time and practice are necessary to accurately interpret the presence of major food allergens on a product or food label.

Happy Baby Sitting in High Chair in a White Kitchen.

Parenting

When To Stop Using a High Chair

Many children are ready to stop using a high chair between 2–3 years old and can begin transitioning to a normal chair or booster seat at that time.

Potty training

Potty Training

5 Potty Training Games To Make Potty Training Fun

Learning to use the toilet doesn’t have to feel like hard work. There are lots of potty training games you can play with your toddler to make learning fun.

Three pumpkin pie cups.

Feeding and Eating

No-Bake Pumpkin Pie Cups

These No-Bake Pumpkin Pie Cups make a great after-school snack or after-dinner treat! They’re easy to make ahead of time and have ready to grab in the fridge.