LifeLab Kids Foundation

LifeLab Kids Foundation 2nd Location in Macomb County

Our team of experts provides customized services for children with autism and other developmental disabilities by combining Tech, Art and Music therapy with traditional therapy like ABA, OT, Recreational, Speech, and Counseling

Sensory activities play a crucial role in helping children explore, learn, and connect with their surroundings. Through ...
02/03/2026

Sensory activities play a crucial role in helping children explore, learn, and connect with their surroundings.

Through hands-on experiences like scooping, pouring, sorting textures, and interactive play, children get a chance to strengthen coordination, focus, and problem-solving skills. These activities support communication and encourage children to engage more comfortably with their environment while expressing curiosity and creativity.

Guided sensory sessions let therapists observe how each child responds to different textures, movements, and materials. This helps in shaping personalized strategies that support developmental growth while keeping the experience natural and enjoyable for the child.

This collaborative interaction between therapist and student makes a safe and engaging space where children can explore at their own pace while building confidence through meaningful participation.

When therapy blends structured guidance with playful exploration, it supports skill development in ways which are organic and motivating. These experiences help children apply what they learn during sessions into daily routines and social settings.

At LifeLab Kids, we focus on creating an environment where sensory learning supports developmental progress while encouraging children to discover their strengths through guided play and individualized support.

If you are exploring therapy options that integrate sensory-based learning into developmental support, it can be helpful to understand how these approaches work and how they benefit children in real-world experiences.

Learn more about therapy programs at LifeLab Kids: https://www.lifelabkids.org/

Siblings carry their own stories too. LifeLab Kids Sibshops creates a welcoming space where siblings can connect, expres...
01/30/2026

Siblings carry their own stories too.

LifeLab Kids Sibshops creates a welcoming space where siblings can connect, express themselves, and feel truly understood. Through fun activities and guided conversations, they get a chance to share experiences, build friendships, and know they’re not alone on this journey. It’s a place where emotions are respected, voices are heard, and every sibling feels valued.

Age Group: 8–12
Dates: March 14th | April 11th | May 9th
Time: 9:30- 11 AM

PROGRAM LAUNCHING SOON!
Stay tuned for upcoming details and registration updates.

For questions or to share your details, contact sibshops@lifelabkids.org.

When Crazy Hair Day becomes a confidence moment 💛 Spirit Week at LifeLab Kids is about more than fun themes. It is about...
01/26/2026

When Crazy Hair Day becomes a confidence moment 💛

Spirit Week at LifeLab Kids is about more than fun themes. It is about expression, participation, and belonging.

This Whoville inspired hairstyle turned into a brave choice, a creative idea, and a moment of pure joy.

For so many of our students, moments like this are about embracing something new, feeling noticed, and knowing it’s safe to shine.

That is what we work towards every day at LifeLab Kids. Creating a space where children grow through connection, play, and shared experiences, not just structured sessions.

Because growth often shows up in the smallest, happiest moments.

Want to see how LifeLab Kids supports children beyond the classroom and therapy room.
Come visit us and experience our space our programs, and our community.
Schedule a tour https://www.lifelabkids.org/schedule-a-tour/

01/22/2026

A parent once asked us, “How do you know therapy is really working?”

Sometimes the answer isn’t found in milestones or charts.
It shows up when a child feels capable, included, and proud of what they can do.

That’s where guided support continues its work outside the structured session.

Curious to see how this approach works in practice?
Learn more about our programs at LifeLab Kids.
Schedule a visit- https://www.lifelabkids.org/schedule-a-tour/

At LifeLab Kids, ABA sessions are centered on presence and interaction. Through guided play and everyday moments, childr...
01/19/2026

At LifeLab Kids, ABA sessions are centered on presence and interaction. Through guided play and everyday moments, children are supported in a calm space where learning unfolds naturally and consistently.

Visit LifeLab Kids Today: https://www.lifelabkids.org/schedule-a-visit/

We worry about our kids’ screen time. But how much time are we spending on Netflix, reels, and games with them? Screens ...
01/16/2026

We worry about our kids’ screen time.
But how much time are we spending on Netflix, reels, and games with them?

Screens are part of everyday life now.
Learning. Watching. Playing. Talking to friends.

The problem is not screens.
It is when screen time becomes too much.

You may notice:

- Difficulty calming down after screen time
- More irritability or emotional ups and downs
- Trouble sleeping or paying attention
- Less interest in physical or creative play

What helps in real homes:

- Set daily screen limits
- Take short eye and body breaks
- Screens turn off when the time ends
- Track time across apps and devices

Most phones and tablets already allow this.
Screen time does not need to be perfect.
It needs balance.

For many children, screens can help them calm down, express themselves,
and move between activities more easily.

When screen habits are consistent,
kids learn, play, and enjoy technology better.


01/12/2026

Learning doesn’t pause when therapy ends; it carries through real moments, real interactions, and real experiences. At LifeLab Kids, everyday routines become meaningful opportunities where skills are practiced naturally, with gentle guidance and intention. This is how learning stays connected, relevant, and part of a child’s world every single day.

Curious to see what this looks like in action?
Schedule a Visit Today: https://www.lifelabkids.org/schedule-a-tour/

A child reaching out for a bubble may look like a simple play. But within that moment, so much is happening. There’s foc...
01/08/2026

A child reaching out for a bubble may look like a simple play.
But within that moment, so much is happening.

There’s focus as little eyes track movement.
There’s coordination as hands stretch, balance adjusts, and timing matters.
There’s curiosity, joy, and the confidence to explore something new.

At LifeLab Kids, moments like these are never rushed or overlooked.
They are gently supported, thoughtfully observed, and naturally built into learning experiences, especially for neurodiverse children, who grow best when learning feels meaningful and safe.

Play becomes a bridge.
Everyday actions become opportunities.
And progress unfolds in ways that feel comfortable for the child, not forced.

Because development doesn’t always look like structured tasks or instructions.
Sometimes, it looks like a wonder or a small hand reaching up.

And those moments matter more than we often realize.

Curious about how play-based, child-led moments support real development?
Schedule a Visit: https://www.lifelabkids.org/schedule-a-tour/

Let’s explore what learning can look like, when it’s built around the child.

2026 is here ✨And before rushing ahead, we just want to say thank you.To the parents who trust us.To the families who ke...
01/01/2026

2026 is here ✨
And before rushing ahead, we just want to say thank you.

To the parents who trust us.
To the families who keep showing up.
To our partners and donors, your belief and support make real work possible every day.
To the therapists, educators, and team members who give their time, care, and heart beyond expectations.
And to every child who teaches us patience, strength, and joy.

At LifeLab Kids, everything we do is guided by connection, understanding, and shared progress because every journey matters.

Here’s to another year of learning together, supporting one another, and doing our very best every single day.

Happy New Year from all of us at LifeLab Kids 💛

December often invites parents to say yes to every plan, invitation, and expectation. Yet for many families, especially ...
12/29/2025

December often invites parents to say yes to every plan, invitation, and expectation. Yet for many families, especially those supporting children with sensory or emotional needs, a gentle no can create space for calm, connection, and balance.

This reflection explores how setting warm boundaries supports emotional awareness, safety, and family well-being, while reminding parents that care begins at home.

Read the full blog: https://www.lifelabkids.org/how-to-say-no-without-feeling-guilty/

This season invites us to notice the quieter moments. The effort behind each step and the patience it takes to move forw...
12/25/2025

This season invites us to notice the quieter moments.
The effort behind each step and the patience it takes to move forward.
Every journey unfolds in its own time, and every win matters.

Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with joy and warmth.
From all of us at LifeLab Kids

As you reflect on the season, is there a special moment you’re holding onto?
Let us know in the comments!

Address

3178 Hilton Road
Clinton Township, MI
48220

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+12486294600

Website

https://www.lifelabkids.org/schedule-a-tour/

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