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7 quick ways to help kids with sensory processing difficulties

7 quick ways to help kids with sensory processing difficulties

by kids first | Jan 12, 2016 | Early Intervention, Occupational Therapy

Does your child have sensory processing difficulties? These seemingly small, but practical tips from occupational therapists in Sydney’s northern beaches could help your sensory sensitive to cope better at home, preschool and school. 7 quick ways to help kids...
Home reading without tears: 4 strategies to help your child at home

Home reading without tears: 4 strategies to help your child at home

by kids first | Nov 2, 2015 | Early Intervention, Education & Tuition, Speech Pathology

Speech Pathologist Vickie Leung is the former director of the Multi-Lit Literacy Centre at Macquarie University. Here she provides great at-home strategies for helping your child learn to read. Why do some kids struggle with reading? When we are learning a new skill,...
Fairy doors and pirate doors: Helping kids through tough moments

Fairy doors and pirate doors: Helping kids through tough moments

by kids first | Oct 23, 2015 | Early Intervention, Family and child Psychology

Is your child refusing to give up a dummy? Adamant that monsters live in their room? Anxiously hanging on to a blanket or comfort toy that is well past its used by date? Unwilling to stay in their own bed all night? Kids First’s Child Psychologist Robyn Fallshaw has...
How to help kids with autism get organised

How to help kids with autism get organised

by kids first | Jun 16, 2015 | Early Intervention, Special Needs

Chaotic mornings, afternoon meltdowns and bedtime arguments…sound familiar? For children with autism, transitions from one part of the day to another can be particularly trying, and when everyone is tired, hungry or in a hurry, emotions can run high. So how can...
My friend’s child has autism. How can I help?

My friend’s child has autism. How can I help?

by kids first | May 3, 2015 | Early Intervention, Special Needs

When a child is diagnosed with autism, the support of family and friends means a lot. If someone you care about has a child with autism, here’s 8 things you can do to help. Having a child with a disability like autism is not easy. When children are first diagnosed...
Common myths about speech problems in children

Common myths about speech problems in children

by kids first | May 3, 2015 | Early Intervention, Education & Tuition, Speech Pathology

It’s easy to hope that a child might grow out of a speech problem, but according to Elise Baker from the University of Sydney, parents need to be aware of the myths that prevent them from seeking speech patho0logy for their child. Elise Baker, University of...
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