Twenty years of experience has taught us that children and young adults don’t suffer developmental challenges alone. Their siblings, parents, friends, teachers and employers share in the discomfort right along side the child. As a parent with an inkling that something isn’t quite right it can be really worrying not knowing what to do or who to talk to.
Attend to the right thing, concentrate for the right length of time, adjust your alertness levels and behave appropriately
Learning readiness skills including attention, planning and organising.
Fiddly finger skills for writing & cutting and whole body skills for running & jumping
Necessary skill mastery to support successful transitions
Solitary & Group play, and meaningful connection with others
Understanding and using language, and listening and talking
Everyday skills for sleeping, eating, toileting and self organisation
Charts & checklists to guide expected development
For more detailed information on the following challenges faced by children and young adults, please click on our Fact Sheets
For further information on recognised Diagnoses, please click onto the links below:
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Kid Sense is founded on inclusion and the belief that everyone is welcome. All diversity is celebrated, encouraged, represented and supported in our staff, our clients, and our community. You are welcome here.