If your child has autism, you can consolidate the lessons learned at therapy by playing practicing at home. These tailored activities from the Kids First team are designed to help your child navigate the complexities of social interactions, enhancing your child’s...
‘Leo has a good heart and wants to be friends with everyone, but sometimes he doesn’t know when to stop. When he was diagnosed with ADHD last year, one teacher told me that she didn’t believe in the condition and that he just needed better parenting and more...
Kids First Director, Sonja Walker has been a teacher for 28 years. Here, she shares a ‘secret’ school readiness tip that will help your child make a more confident start to school. If your child is heading off to school soon, you’ve probably been preparing...
The line between your family’s privacy and the things schools need to know can sometimes be a fine one. Social stigma is a terrible thing, and if you and your child have been on the receiving end of others’ harsh judgements in the past, it’s understandable that...
Understanding your child’s anxiety about returning to school after the holidays can be deeply concerning. You want to ensure they feel secure, confident, and prepared to embrace the school year ahead. With the right strategies, you can provide the support your...
