In this blog, we’ll talk about why co-regulation matters so much, especially for children with disabilities, and how these small, gentle strategies can nurture your child’s sense of security and well-being—while also easing some of the load you carry as their parent.

We will discuss the key expectations for school enrolment, the benefits of occupational and speech therapy for those facing challenges, and practical strategies you can easily apply at home to ensure your child thrives.

Occupational therapy (OT) plays a vital role in supporting the development of infants and toddlers, particularly those with disabilities.

Establishing routines can significantly help provide stability, which supports emotional and cognitive growth.

As a parent, watching your child grow is one of life's greatest joys. But it often comes with worries, especially when it comes to developmental milestones. Questions about whether your child is on track are common. As a first-time parent and an occupational therapist who hadn’t worked with children, I found myself worrying about my baby’s development. I noticed red flags early on—sleep was a constant struggle, my baby developed a flat spot on her head (what health profession