May 3, 2026

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.

School Assessments Are Changing and Growing for the Next Generation

School assessments are changing and growing to keep up with the next generation. It is a simple fact that kids today are different from kids in the past. They learn differently. And if they learn differently, […]

Sleep Tips for Kids with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)

Many children have problems going to sleep at bedtime, but for kids grappling with sensory issues it becomes especially challenging. Sleep tips for kids can help you design the perfect bedtime routine. Do you need […]

Innovative Way to Help Kids Fight Their Fear of the Doctor

Does your child go into panic at the idea of going to the doctors? Every child needs pediatric care from time to time. However, between the fear of stark, sterile hospital environments, the pain of […]

Encourage Reading by Doing It Together

All parents want to encourage reading as a preferred activity for our kids. Although not always the easiest thing in the world after a long and tiring day, reading out loud to your children can have […]

Have Fun with Your Kids

Do you have fun with your kids? Are you just too busy? Parenting is both demanding and rewarding work but sometimes we forget to play and have fun along the way. Add more play to your […]

How to be a Good Winner and Loser

How to Encourage Resiliency in Your Child

It’s easy to win, or should I say, easy to handle winning. But one of the most important traits to instill in children is finding a way to be a good loser. It’s certainly a […]

Promote Kids’ Independence With An Organized Closet

Christa Hladky, a mother of an autistic child, developed a way for other parents to organize their child’s closet in a way that is simple and promotes independence in the child. Hladky suggests creating an […]

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Child Development: Understanding How Play Changes in Different Settings

A child’s environment influences the way they play. Structure or lack thereof has a significant effect. Additionally, the size of the play space and their familiarity with it has effects. To some extent, the qualities […]

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Raising Boys – Their Differences Matter

A summary of research from Child Trends recently highlighted many of those differences and was written about by Dr. Ramey in Dayton Children’s Hospital Blog. Hey discuss that during childhood, boys tend to have developmental […]

Why I Read Aloud to my Tween Son

Never Too Late to Teach Them To Love Reading

Although not always the easiest thing in the world after a long and tiring day, reading out loud to your children can have a number of benefits. Whether in the morning during breakfast or at […]

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