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Kids need rest during breaks—but they also thrive with rhythm and gentle learning. Simple school break learning activities can keep their minds active through play, curiosity, and connection, helping them maintain skills without pressure.

Everyday moments hold endless opportunities for speech and language development—especially for late talkers. Discover how simple play, shared routines, and joyful connection can help your child find their spark for communication.

Wondering if your toddler might be a late talker? Learn the key differences between late talking and language delay, when to seek help, and simple ways to encourage speech at home — from the experts at McRory Pediatric Services.

Is your toddler a late talker? Learn what speech milestones to expect between 12–36 months, signs that may suggest extra support is needed, and simple strategies parents can use to encourage early communication. Discover more inside our free caregiver mini-course.

Joint attention is a key building block for communication and social skills in children with autism. Learn why it matters and get simple, proven strategies you can use at home to strengthen your child’s shared focus and connection.

Have you ever caught your toddler mesmerized by a ceiling fan, transfixed by the spin of a toy wheel, or fascinated by light flickering through blinds? You're not alone. Many parents bring up these kinds of behaviors during early childhood check-ins, asking the same thoughtful question: “Is this just a quirky phase—or something more?”

Learn how the JASPER intervention supports neurodivergent children through play-based, child-led therapy. McRory Pediatric Services, Inc. offers this evidence-based, neurodiversity-affirming approach to help your child thrive.

Image: Freepik Raising a child is a wild, beautiful ride, and somewhere between snack time and science fairs, there’s a subtle opportunity that often gets overlooked—teaching leadership. You don’t need to wait until your kid is in high school to start. The truth is, those foundational skills that shape leaders—resilience, decision-making, empathy, and ownership—can begin to form in the early years, right in your living room. Let Them Make Choices (Even the Small Ones) Leaders

Every child deserves to be seen, celebrated, and supported for exactly who they are. And, it is entirely possible to support your child’s social growth without asking them to change who they are. Pragmatic language support is not about changing your child. It’s about equipping them with communication tools they can choose to use in ways that feel right for them.

House hunting is never simple, but when you have a child on the autism spectrum, the process becomes even more layered.

Discover the right therapy program to help your child reach their full potential.

Learn innovative ways to make learning engaging, accessible, and meaningful for your special needs child.

As the pace of life is ever-accelerating, teaching children the importance of self-care is crucial.

Understanding the hidden toll of caregiving. Learn how to take care of yourself when taking care of others.

This will help you identify your child's unique learning style and how to tap into it as needed to transform their educational journey.

Enhance your child's perspective on life, relationships, and personal growth by practicing gratitude.

Effective strategies for your picky eater

Strategies to create a healthier and happier home.

Igniting a spark of curiosity in your child sets the foundation for a lifelong journey of discovery and growth. As parents, we have the unique opportunity to model and foster a love of learning within our homes. By integrating education into everyday experiences, we can create an environment that not only nurtures but also celebrates curiosity. Today, McRory Pediatric Services shares some tips to help you transform ordinary moments into extraordinary opportunities for develo

This is a quick and informative post to help understand language delays in toddlers.