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Early Childhood, Family Support

Wandering and Safety

Wandering is the tendency of an individual to leave the safety of a responsible person’s care or safe area, which may result in potential harm or injury. Here are some tips to help keep children safe.

Advocacy, Early Childhood, Parenting

Tips for Navigating Non-Sensory Friendly Places

For children with sensory processing difficulties, there will be times when they’ll visit places that are not sensory-friendly. Here are some tips to help make your child’s time in the community a little easier.

Early Childhood, Special Education

Kindergarten IEP Process Checklist

When your child transitions from preschool to kindergarten, it can be a stressful time. Learn about the steps you can take to prepare for this process.

Early Childhood, Family Support, Special Education

Early Intervention

Early Intervention (EI) offers free support services to infants and toddlers with developmental delays and their families.

Early Childhood, Special Education

What is Assistive Technology?

As defined in the Individuals with Disability Education Act (IDEA), the federal special education law, Assistive Technology (AT) is: “any item…

Early Childhood, Parenting, Recreation

Play-Based Therapy

Play therapy is a dynamic process that enables children to express themselves and interact with other children.

Early Childhood, Family Support, Parenting

Creating Schedules for Your Child

Learn how schedules can create consistency and structure for your child.

Early Childhood, Family Support, Parenting

Ten Tips for Creating a Social Story

Social stories are a good way to help children prepare for upcoming changes in routine, which helps ease anxiety.

Early Childhood, Family Support

COVID Temperature Checks

Tips to help students prepare for temperatures checks at school or at the doctor’s office.