I recently stumbled upon a heart warming holiday tradition while scrolling through Instagram. One family shared how they had created a ritual where their children filled a bag with toys that they no longer played with. They popped the bag under the tree on Christmas Eve for Santa to take back to the North Pole, where he would fix the toys to give to children the following year. After Christmas, their
If you have concerns about your child’s speech and language development, or if you’ve just enrolled your child in speech pathology services, you may have found yourself down another rabbit-hole of figuring out how you can support your child at home (and how on earth you are going to fit it in during daylight hours). If you have been googling or researching, or closely observing your child’s speech pathology sessions,
If you are wanting to try to spark your child’s interest in books, there are a few things that you can try. Your child may start to become interested, or you might keep persisting and their interest develops later. Remember, there are lots of different ways to develop their language. We are a sucker for books here at The Helipad though, so if you are wanting to give it another
