Struggling with meltdowns during transitions? Learn why transitions are hard for young children and get simple, practical tools to make daily shifts go more smoothly—at home, school, or anywhere in between.

Visual supports are simple tools—like picture schedules, choice boards, or visual timers—that help young children understand what’s expected and what’s coming next. Learn how and when to use them at home for smoother routines and fewer meltdowns!

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a practical and effective approach to understanding and improving behavior in meaningful ways. This blog post breaks down the basics of ABA and how it can help families teach new skills, reduce challenging behaviors, and support positive growth in children. While ABA is a powerful tool, it’s not a quick fix or one-size-fits-all solution, emphasizing the importance of individualized plans and collaboration for lasting success.

We’ve learned a lot about autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in the last few decades, and there are still a lot of misconceptions about ASD and autistic individuals that are common in the public perception. This post highlights five myths (and five truths!) about ASD.

Debunk common misconceptions with our latest blog post, '3 Myths About Early Childhood Development.' Understand the reality of developmental milestones and learn why each child's journey is unique. This post offers a straightforward look at early childhood development, ideal for parents and educators seeking reliable information.