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19/12/2025

Big feelings need gentle guidance.

Teaching emotional regulation helps children recognize and manage their emotions, a skill for life.

Try naming feelings together: “I see you’re frustrated, that’s okay.”

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17/12/2025

Words matter more than we think.

Instead of saying “Good job,” try being specific ... “I love how carefully you colored that picture” or “You worked hard to finish your puzzle.”

Specific praise helps children recognize their effort and feel proud of progress.
Today, find one small thing your child does well and tell them why it matters.

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15/12/2025

Cooler weather brings more opportunities for cozy connection.
Cook a meal together, read by candlelight, or take a nature walk.
Family time fuels emotional growth and builds lasting trust.

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12/12/2025

The right tools make learning fun and effective.
Colorful toys, sensory activities, and imagination turn every moment into an opportunity to grow.

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10/12/2025

Confidence grows when effort is noticed, not just results.
Celebrate your child’s hard work, persistence, and small victories.
When children feel proud of their progress, they become motivated to keep trying.

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08/12/2025

Turn up the music and let’s move!

Music and rhythm support coordination, focus, and emotional balance all while having fun.

Add five minutes of music play each day for brain-boosting benefits.

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05/12/2025

December reminds us to pause and practice gratitude.

Helping children express thankfulness boosts empathy, communication, and social connection.

Ask your child what they’re thankful for today, you might be surprised by their answer.

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03/12/2025

As the season changes, routines help children feel grounded and secure.

Predictable schedules, cozy evenings, and calm transitions make a big difference in behavior and learning.

Keep structure simple, flexible, and consistent.

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01/12/2025

Play is how children make sense of their world, and it’s powerful therapy in disguise.

Try sorting colored blocks, matching animal sounds, or playing “Simon Says” to build focus and memory.

Every block, every song, and every giggle builds stronger minds and hearts.

28/11/2025

Every small step forward deserves celebration. Whether it’s a new word, a first handshake, or learning to share, progress is progress.

Let’s keep cheering for those little victories that lead to big growth.

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26/11/2025

At Learned Kids, we know that progress doesn’t just happen in the therapy room it happens at home, in daily routines, in the quiet moments, and in the consistent care families provide.

That’s why we emphasize this message to every caregiver we work with: Your role is powerful. When parents are involved in early intervention, children make stronger, faster, and more meaningful gains. You don’t need to be a therapist to make a difference. You just need to be present, informed, and empowered.

Here are a few simple ways parents can support their child’s progress:
* Practice therapy strategies at home, even for just a few minutes a day
* Celebrate small wins and reinforce positive behaviors
* Stay involved in planning sessions and setting goals
* Communicate regularly with your child’s therapy team
* Ask questions. Your insights help guide the process

You are your child’s first teacher, biggest advocate, and most important partner in their growth. Early intervention works best when it’s a team effort and you are the heart of that team.

24/11/2025

When language is hard to process or express, visual supports can offer clarity, comfort, and independence. At Learned Kids, we often say “pictures speak louder than words” because for many children in early intervention, visuals help make sense of the world around them.

Using visual supports at home helps reduce frustration, support routines, and build communication. Whether your child is nonverbal, has delayed language, or simply benefits from extra cues, visuals can bridge the gap and promote understanding in daily life.

Common types of visual supports include:
* Picture schedules to show what’s happening next
* Choice boards to empower communication around preferences
* First-Then cards to simplify instructions and support transitions
* Emotion charts to help children identify and express feelings
* Labeled bins or spaces to teach organization and independence

The best part? You don’t need anything fancy. Printed icons, photos from your phone, or hand-drawn images can go a long way. What matters most is using visuals consistently and pairing them with words so your child begins to build connections between what they see, hear, and do.

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1725 W 12th Street
Brooklyn, TAS
11223

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https://www.learned-kids.com/

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