Milestone Moments: 5 Years Old

Age 5 is crucial for your little one as they are preparing for or already engaged in school and will be reaching more milestones as they socialize with the children around them. See the below list of developmental milestones for this age.

Create the Perfect Bedtime Routine

Keeping your child on a consistent sleep schedule is a necessary challenge to tackle for your child’s health and your own. The rituals you include to help your child wind down can also provide an opportunity for great bonding. One day, your child might sing the same lullabies to their child or fondly remember the giggles you shared as you played with stuffed animals each night.

Milestone Moments: 4 Years Old

Wondering what your 4 year old might be accomplishing this year? Here is a list of developmental milestones for you to look for during the upcoming year.

How to Prepare for the Holidays

The holiday season brings a lot of change. You might put up decorations, cook different foods, attend more events, and take a few extra shopping trips. For children with special needs, all this change can be challenging, but there are a few ways you can help your child conquer the holiday season!

Milestone Moments: 3 Years Old

Your little child has finally reached the 3 year mark. You will notice a lot of fine motor and speech milestones at this age, and not as many physical milestones. If your young one is 3 years old, here are some developmental milestones to look for during this year!

Tips For a Successful Halloween

Children’s imaginations soar on a night filled with costumes and treats! You can take a few steps to ensure your child with special needs has a magical Halloween.

Milestone Moments: 2 Years Old

Welcome to the 2 year mark with your toddler. While some might call this phase the "Terrible Twos," we prefer to look at it as "Terrific Twos" since there are so many milestones your little one gets to conquer this year! Here is a list of some of those milestones so you know what to look for during the next 12 months.

What do I do after my child is diagnosed?

Officially receiving a diagnosis that your child has any sort of delay can be intimidating. The good news is that once a diagnosis is received, you will have the correct tools to help your child. What’s next? Read more below to learn about what steps to take after an official diagnosis.

Milestone Moments: 18-24 Months

By the age of 18-24 months, your baby is taking on more traits of a toddler and less of a baby! This stage is critcal for fine motor skills and speech development, as your little one is learning more ways to express themselves. Watch for these milestones during this stage of life.

How to prepare your child for back-to-school

It’s that time of year again! Children are headed back to school soon, and it can be difficult to adjust from the usual summer schedule. Every child is different, but we believe these tips can help all children adjust to their new back-to-school schedule.