Headbanging in toddlers can be scary—but it's often a sign of sensory needs or big emotions. Learn why it happens, how to keep your child safe, and simple OT strategies to help redirect the behavior.

Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed by your child's intense emotions? This post breaks down what dysregulation is and why it happens, offering simple, practical strategies that you can use both at home and in school to help your child feel more balanced and in control.

Discover a safe and fun way to engage your child’s senses with edible sensory bins! This post explains how these creative activities provide a playful, hands-on experience for kids who mouth objects, while supporting sensory exploration and healthy development.

Discover our sample home activity plan that uses heavy work to boost your child's body awareness and emotional regulation. This post offers easy, practical strategies you can implement at home, helping your child build confidence and develop essential self-regulation skills.

Unsure whether heavy work or compression is best for your child? In this post, we break down both strategies in simple terms, explaining how each can support your child’s sensory regulation and body awareness, so you can confidently choose the best approach for their unique needs.

Is your child always on the move, seeking extra sensory input? This post breaks down sensory seeking behavior in young children in easy-to-understand language, offering practical tips to help you create a balanced environment that supports your child's development.

Is your child easily overwhelmed by everyday sounds? This post explains what auditory hypersensitivity is, explores common causes, and shares gentle, practical strategies to help your child feel more comfortable in a noisy world.