Tips for Parents
Do you have a child who learns differently?
Perhaps they have dypraxia, with or without other named learning challenges. Perhaps they are just falling behind.
Now is the time to act. Rather than ask yourself if they’ll “grow out of it” on their own, a little help at the right stage goes a long way.
Some of their sensory and brain-body systems may need a little help to develop and mature. Maybe they are different learners and need different kinds of experience to learn effectively.
Plug into the tips in this blog for ways to help your child develop and learn through gentle enjoyable play together.
Many different learners have unique abilities too. Supporting them with a positive approach and targeted activities for development and learning can also let their unique talents shine through. Help them find their superpower.
If you would like an individualised, targeted program for your child, go ahead and book a free consultation.
- All
- Attention
- Auditory Processing
- Behaviour
- Calming
- Compliance
- Comprehension
- Conversation
- Expressive language
- Eye contact
- Fine motor
- Fitting in
- Focus
- Following instructions
- Hand-eye coordination
- Handwriting
- Language skills
- Making friends
- Math
- Memory
- Reading
- Revision
- Self esteem
- Sense of touch
- Sequencing
- Social skills
- Spelling
- Taking Turns
- Visual function
