This week, make your child's imagination come alive, literally! Take their artwork and turn it into a full landscape of space mountains, ...

Today, I decided to build upon our project from last week (sock puppets). First, I looked around my house to find a variety of items that...

As a child, I remember being snowed in for days at a time, often without power. Things were different then. We didn't have iPads and inte...

Has Fun Friday felt like it lost the fun? Sometimes I get a little to excited with the research I'm reading... Last week, I discovered th...

Maybe you think this isn't a big deal. Maybe you've hoarded up a pantry full of toilet paper and hand sanitizers. Maybe you saw this comi...

To wrap up our journey into executive functions, I'll discuss mental flexibility and provide a few fun games. Enjoy!

And so our journey continues with a discussion on inhibitory control and some fun ways to challenge this skill in your kids. Enjoy!

This week wraps up my video discussions on play skill and logical thinking development. I'll share with you the higher levels of logical ...

There are a few toys that seem to be staples in our children's lives. One of these seemingly essential toys is the doctor's kit. I love t...

This week we are starting to learn about the beginning stages leading up to logical thinking. I will provide you with some fun ways to im...

This week, I'm sharing with you one of my favorite stories and a fun activity to work on body language and reading others' emotions. Enjoy!

It's winter and one of my favorite things about winter are fuzzy socks! My feet get so cold this time of year, especially on our cold til...

This week, I'm demonstrating one of my favorite games for structured conversational practice, giving and following directions. Enjoy!

Play is an essential activity for our children. It develops emotional and sensory regulation (after all, emotions are sensory-based exper...

Facial imitation games are an exciting way to boost your child's ability to focus on a face, along with joint attention and emotion compr...

Spinning is an important sensory exploration game for our children. It teaches our neurological system how to process our body moving thr...

"Enough already!" I hear Mom exclaim in the session. Her son is lining the blocks up, one after another, with her nose millimeters from t...

As a speech-language pathologist, we love words. Long words, short words, rhyming words, minimal contrasting words, grammatically correct...

This week, we cut out leaves from green paper then put them in a circle. Using different gross motor movements such as bear crawling, cra...

This week, I'm providing you with a yoga sequence that corresponds with an article and printable from at Childhood101.com. I'm demonstrat...