Find out how you can help your child develop and practice their fine motor skills. With fifty ideas all in one place you will be ready to support your child and help them improve their writing, holding objects, dressing themselves, tying shoelaces or feeding themselves.
You might be wondering or even worrying about how your child’s school supports them. You may also wonder what your child on the autism spectrum does at school all day. Find out what support your child is getting if they are in primary (elementary) mainstream school. Learn what interventions might be used with your child.
If your little one often worries, tends to be sad or scared or lacks confidence in trying new things, they might suffer from anxiety. Find out what anxiety is and how it looks in children. Learn what problems it may cause and how you can help your child if they have anxiety.
Find out what are gross motor skills and why they are important. Read on to discover how they influence your child’s social skills and cognition.Learn about gross motor skills and Autism and find out how you can help your child develop and support them
Does your little one hate loud noises and gets upset in busy places? Or maybe they can’t sit still and constantly fidget? Perhaps they only eat one type of food all the time?
Find out what sensory processing is and how to help your child if they have a sensory processing disorder.
If your little one struggles with writing, read about fine motor skills and how they can support learning to write
Why do children struggle to read? Why are phonological awareness and sharing stories important? Learn what to do to help your child to read.
Have you been asking yourself: “My child struggles in school. What do I do?“ Find out why your child may find school difficult, does not enjoy it, or does not perform well and consider if they have special needs. Does your child struggle in school? Is your child not doing well in school, not enjoying it, or falling behind? Are you…