Do you know…
Do you know that the spine carries essential information to the brain for many developmental functions? The back muscles and the spine must work together Read More
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Our first instinct
It is often our first instinct to carry most of the conversation with our children, however giving your child ample time to respond aids in Read More
A powerful contribution to development
A powerful contribution to development is to allow time for your baby to play on their belly and it is beneficial for older children to Read More
The importance of SELF-REGULATION
Here is a great find: http://journal.naeyc.org/btj/200607/Gillespie709BTJ.pdf After years of working in pediatric feeding and communication, I have seen many babies and toddlers struggling with adequate Read More
Could it be tongue tie?
Tongue tie, also known as ankyloglossia, is a tether under the tongue to either the lower inner gum ridge, the base of the mouth, or Read More
Is lining up cars a sign of autism?
Parents are sometimes confused and fearfully ask me this question after some professionals commented their child lining up cars. To some, it may be a Read More
Baby Feeding – When to Introduce Solid Food
“I tried my baby with baby foods at 6 months, it didn’t go well, so I waited another month.”- I sometimes hear this from parents Read More