The Visual System

The Visual System

The visual system plays an important role in how we interpret our environment. Difficulties with this system are not just linked to visual acuity, but also involves the child's ability to take in visual information without feeling overwhelmed. Click on the link below to read more about the visual system.

The Tactile System

The Tactile System

The tactile system is important in allowing our children to explore and learn about their environment. Difficulties with this system can result in children either seeking tactile input, or avoiding different textures. Click on the link below to read more about the tactile system. 

The 8 Senses

The 8 Senses

We often hear about our 5 senses. We teach children at a young age about touch, smell, sight, hearing, and taste - but did you know that there are 3 other senses that our bodies rely on as well? Click on the link below to discover all 8 of our sensory systems. 

The Use of Touch

The Use of Touch

There are many ways we communicate with our infants - we speak to them, we play peek-a-boo, and we give them loves and tickles. These are all important for their early development; but one method that does not get enough credit is the use of physical touch. Click on the article below to read about its importance in our children's lives. 

Bilateral Integration

Bilateral Integration

Bilateral integration is the ability to use our hands simultaneously during play. This develops into the use of our hands for every day activities, and is an important foundation in childhood. Click on the article below to read more about bilateral integration and the effect it has on your child.