When supporting children with special needs, especially those with sensory processing challenges, autism, ADHD, or anxiety, parents and professionals often turn to tools like weighted vests and compression vests. While they may look similar, they serve very different purposes, and...
If you’ve ever seen someone rock back and forth, flap their hands, or hum to themselves repeatedly, you may have witnessed a behaviour known as stimming. Short for self-stimulatory behaviour, stimming is common in many people, but it’s especially associated...
As parents, helping a child develop independence and self-care skills is a huge milestone.One important but often tricky skill to teach is how to wipe after going to the toilet. Forchildren with autism, this task may present additional challenges, but...
Being a special needs parent can be one of the most rewarding yet challenging experiences.Every day is filled with unique joys and struggles, and it's important to approach families with kindness, understanding, and respect. Unfortunately, there are certain comments that,...
Easter is a time for fun, family, and creating lasting memories. For children with special needs, making the celebration accessible ensures that everyone can join in the fun. Whether your child has mobility challenges, sensory sensitivities, or other unique needs,...
Children are inquisitive about the world around them and naturally will ask questions when curious about something or someone. Understandably, this includes disability and children and adults with disabilities. This shouldn’t be discouraged. Knowledge means understanding, awareness, and acceptance, which we...
