Tips to Maintain and Improve Self-Regulation for Children
In part one and part two of our series on self-regulation, we explained how a child’s ability to regulate his or her thoughts, emotions and behaviours can positively…
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Social Communication Difficulties and Autism Spectrum Disorders
We communicate for a reason. We use our words (language) and our non-verbal gestures to exchange our thoughts and feelings in a social interaction. Knowing…
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How to Teach Complex Social Concepts to Children
For some children, it is difficult to learn social cues and rules. These children often excel in grasping many complex ideas but they frequently require explicit…
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Imitation: Teaching Your Child to Copy and Learn From Others
In part one of our series on imitation, we introduced the role imitation plays in language development. The ability to copy and learn from others is also important…
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The Importance of Self-regulation for Children
In part one of our series on self-regulation, we explained how a child’s ability to regulate his or her thoughts, emotions and behaviours can positively impact…
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The Importance of Teaching Your Child Cause and Effect
In our introduction to cause and effect, we explained how a child learns the concept of “making things happen” within their first year. It starts with simple…
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Tips for Teaching Your Child to Engage and Enjoy the Company of Others
In part one and part two of our series on joint attention, we explored how your baby learns to speak, play and interact with others. This early form of speech and…
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Why Imitation is Important in Language Development
Have you ever wondered how children learn language? It begins in infancy when they start copying their parents. Imitation occurs in early development and …
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Why is it important to share experiences with your child?
Have you ever wondered how your baby will learn to speak, play and interact with others? They start as infants by sharing experiences with their parents. This…
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