Child Development

Understanding the natural progression of Child Development is an important part of being a parent or caregiver. Knowing how to nurture a child as they develop the necessary skills they need for life and learning is crucial all the people who care for young children. It is also important to understand the signs of atypical development and what to do if you notice something is “just not quite right” At SensoryEdge we believe information is power so the publishing side of our business is focused on giving parents and caregivers information to help keep all parents and caregivers up to date on the latest news and stories in child development.

Creating Lasting Memories Through Youth Activities

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Childhood memories often linger through experiences that engage the senses, foster friendships, and build confidence. For families who value sensory inclusivity, youth activities provide not just fun but opportunities for meaningful growth.

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How School Environments Influence Children’s Mental and Emotional Development: Key Factors and Solutions

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School environments significantly shape children’s mental and emotional development. But how exactly do they influence children’s mental and emotional development, kids’ well-being, and academic performance?

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5 At-Home ABA Activities That Encourage Independence

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If you have children, you know that they have a lot to learn about life. Applied behavior analysis is an educational approach that helps many children

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Preparing Your Child for Failure (And Why That’s a Good Thing)

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In our achievement-obsessed culture, parents often go to extraordinary lengths to shield their children from disappointment. We hover over homework, intervene in playground disputes, and ensure every experience ends in success.

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Practical Tips to Support Physical Development

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As a parent, it is vital that you understand the importance of physical development in a young child. Parents play a critical role in physical development, which will help build the foundation for physical health, coordination, and self-confidence

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Making Sense of Early Behavior: Simple Ways to Support Your Child Through It All

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People reference the “terrible twos,” but parents know that there isn’t exactly an age cap. Difficult early childhood behaviors do begin around the one-and-a-half- to two-years-old mark, but they can extend even later into development.

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Goally: The Game-Changer for Kids’ Independence and Daily Success

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Helping children develop independence and confidence in daily routines is a goal for many parents—especially those raising neurodiverse kids.

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Managing Challenging Behaviors In The Classroom: Understanding Sensory Triggers

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Children act out in the classroom for a variety of reasons. They may be tired, bored, frustrated or dealing with sensory overwhelm. Parents and teachers are becoming increasingly aware of the connection between sensory triggers and challenging behaviors, particularly in a classroom setting.

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What Extracurriculars are Most Beneficial for Children’s Development?

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Extracurricular activities are about more than just giving your child something to do after school. When chosen thoughtfully, they can improve the student’s emotional, social, and intellectual development.

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Creative Ways to Foster Child Development During the School Holidays

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School holidays offer a unique opportunity for children to explore, learn, and grow outside the classroom. It’s crucial for parents and caregivers to provide enriching activities that support their child’s development during these breaks. Here are some creative and effective ways to foster child development during the school holidays.

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