Unlock the Secret to Instant Calm with This Simple, Life-Changing Sensory Hack. Have you ever wondered why your child seems to intentionally crash into the sofa, or perhaps why they prefer to “thump” down the hallway rather than walk? To […]
Unlock Your Child’s Hidden Calm: The Simple Sensory Secret to Better Behavior
Imagine a Saturday afternoon at a crowded mall. A six-year-old suddenly drops to the floor, screaming because his mother asked him to put on his shoes. To the passing shoppers, it looks like a “won’t”— a clear case of a […]
Why Your “Good” Child Melts Down at Home
The Mystery of the “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” Child You pick your child up from school, and the teacher gives you a glowing report: “Siti was so helpful today!” or “Stanley followed every instruction.” You feel a momentary surge […]
Here are what you can do while you look for speech therapist
Parents will be in a better position if they are able to identify if their child is having challenges in articulation, speech, or language.
Building resilience in my child’s tactile sensitiveness through brushing
Brushing is one of the techniques commonly used to support children with sensory processing difficulties. Research data can neither prove nor dispel the effectiveness of the brushing technique in supporting children with sensory difficulties. Therefore, it is highly recommended for parents to seek professional help from occupational therapists to cater to their child’s needs.
Deciphering Your Child’s Esteem Needs Now
We gain recognition via our academic, professional, athletic, or hobbies achievements. However, it starts from young, making choices, one at a time.
Is there a right style in parenting journey?
Numerous studies and researches have been conducted over the years on the effect of these parenting styles. Is there a PERFECT style?
You want to be loved, don’t you? Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs – Love and Belongingness
In Maslow’s research, being a part of a group is crucial for a person, be it at work, sports, friends or family. It is the connection that one build with another person.
Is your child feeling safe? From Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs perspective
Providing a safe environment for your child goes beyond physical safety. Being with people who makes them feel safe as well as be in control of what they can do and when they can do it allows your child to feel safe, too.
How to get your child to adapt to new school
Getting your child ready for school is essential in supporting them to deal with the changes in routine and environment.