Back to School: Neurodivergent Friendly Tips to Prepare Your Child
Back to school can be an exciting time for children but can also be overwhelming. New routines, new teachers and new classmates can cause a mix of emotions, especially for children who are neurodivergent or experience anxiety. Here are some back to school tips to make the transition smoother and help set your child up […]
More Than Just “Late Bloomers”: Early Signs of Communication Delay Every Parent Should Know
“He’ll talk when he’s ready.” “She’s just the quiet type.” For generations, well-meaning friends and family have reassured worried parents with phrases like these. While children do indeed develop at their own pace, the “wait and see” approach can sometimes delay crucial support for children with speech and language difficulties (Buschmann et al., 2008). Communication […]
The Power of Early Assessments for Children: Setting the Stage for Success
As the school year draws nearer, many parents find themselves asking: Is my child ready? Are they receiving the support they need to thrive? These are questions Angela, a senior paediatrician, addresses with a message that’s both practical and encouraging—early assessments can make all the difference. Why Now Is the Right Time Early assessments aren’t […]