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What I’ll Be Doing Early With My Baby to Set Them Up for Sleep Success Later
What I’ll Be Doing Early With My Baby to Set Them Up for Sleep Success Later With my third baby, I’m not chasing “perfect sleep.” I’m thinking about foundations. Years of working with families — and becoming a parent myself — have taught me that sleep challenges rarely start at the moment parents reach…
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Executive Functioning Skills in Children Ages 4–7: What’s Typical and How to Support Them
Support For Your Child Executive Functioning Skills in Children Ages 4–7: What’s Typical and How to Support Them Executive functioning skills play a major role in a child’s ability to manage behaviour, emotions, and daily routines — especially between the ages of 4 and 7. This post breaks down what executive functioning looks like…
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Reducing Tantrums When a Child is Told “No” Using ABA Strategies
As a parent or caregiver, you’ve likely experienced the meltdown that follows when a child hears the word “no.” While it’s a natural response for young children to express frustration, frequent and intense tantrums can be exhausting for both the child and the parent. Fortunately, using strategies rooted in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), you…
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Top Questions Parents Have About Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) in Canada
Navigating the world of behaviour support services can feel overwhelming for parents, especially when faced with unfamiliar terms and professionals. One common question parents have is about the role of a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) and how they can support children and families in Canada. Below, we address some of the top questions…