Using smart speakers to help with routines
A parent programs a smart speaker’s voice assistant to help with daily transitions for his child. And tell dad jokes : )
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A parent programs a smart speaker’s voice assistant to help with daily transitions for his child. And tell dad jokes : )
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Co-design opportunities open for an emerging online course for early childhood education services to better support children with disability or developmental delay.
Online training for more inclusive early childhood education services Read More »
National peer-led, co-designed project captures community participation experiences of families of children with disability and delay to develop free resources for positive change.
Fostering community inclusion and citizenship Read More »
Dr Lori Roggman and Dr Mark Innocenti discuss what parents are already doing to help their child’s development and building on them at home, and with professionals
Developmental parenting for positive learning outcomes Read More »
Dr Tim Moore has a message for families of children with disabilities: early childhood intervention is more than therapy. After receiving a diagnosis, the parents’ first thought is often for
Rethinking early childhood intervention Read More »
Not having a vision for your child is like going for a drive without a destination. By identifying her daughter Bridget’s strengths and self-managing NDIS planning, Kate McNamara set a
Making your vision a reality Read More »
Libraries as Community Connectors, Plumtree’s collaboration with libraries to enhance programs and access for families of children with disability, has expanded from Greater Sydney to New South Wales. Online training
Libraries inclusion project expands across NSW, online training program launched Read More »
Going for a walk outside is a great way to break up the day for children. It helps their cognitive and language development as there is lots to see, do
Supporting children’s language development when going for a walk Read More »
Online therapy, a part of Telepractice or Telehealth, is the new normal for children with a disability or developmental delay and their families. Many may be wondering if it is
The facts of Telepractice Read More »
Children love reading books. It’s also a great way to develop children’s language skills. What’s more, using an AAC system (Augmentative and Alternative communication) while you read, is a great
Reading books with AAC learners Read More »
Starting a child at school is an exciting time for parents. Many also feel anxious about the change, but remember: you have been learning and building skills with your child,
Getting ready for school over the summer holidays Read More »
Don’t throw away your boxes! You can use them for all kinds of fun gross-motor-skill activities. Here are a few ideas. Tissue boxes for jumping joeys Boxes from around the
Upcycling boxes for motor-skill games Read More »
As children grow and their handwriting develops, occupational therapists begin to support these skills differently. Here are some of our top tips: Correcting bad writing habits take lower priority You
Handwriting tips for older students Read More »
Held early September 2020, the 4th Annual Family Conference brought together families of children with disabilities and developmental delays and their allies. Themed around doing things differently during the pandemic
“Doing things differently” 4th Annual Family Conference Parent Statement Read More »