Sweet Yami begins Neurologic Music Therapy

Did you know that playing in the sand can help your child’s sensory and motor development? Sand play is perfect for children with Down syndrome because it targets areas that they might struggle with. I’ve seen first hand how playing in the sand has helped Hudson’s balance, fine motor skills and sensory development. It has definitely helped his balance and strengthened his muscles while walking and standing. Since sand is unstable, it requires more strength and coordination to maneuver in it. It

Wondering what makes sensory play so crucial for your little one's development? Sensory play engages all of your child's senses most commonly known to be their sense of touch, smell, sight, sound, and taste. But it goes beyond that too, encompassing movement, balance and spatial awareness. From the moment they're born, your child uses their senses to explore the world around them. As they do so their brain is making up to a million new brain connections every second! Think of it as laying the fo

Children learn through play, and sand is no different. While playing with sand you give children the freedom to explore, create, and ask questions.playing with sand helps in Development of fine motor skills Hand & eye coordination – watching and doing and coordinating these actions Promotes creativity and imagination – using wet sand to mould sand into different shapes and objects, to make patterns, Sensory- development of the sense of touch through feeling and manipulating objects and moulding

5 ways to support your child with autism

Checkout the 5 activites kids and babies with Autism tend to do. Always look out for these signs and remember that it's always better to have early intervention for effect results from therapy. . . . . . . #childdevelopment #therapy #childdevelopmentspecialist #audiology #childimagination #childimaginations #childdevelopmentcenter #specialneeds #specialneedskids #specialneedsmom #specialneedsparenting #differentnotless #health #manikonda #gachibowli #lancohills #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawarene