We’ll break down what’s really going on with your child’s sensory system and share practical, realistic strategies you can start using right away at home!

Join us for a FREE in-person parent seminar: We’ll break down what’s really going on with your child’s sensory system and share practical, realistic strategies you can start using right away at home. Whether your child is constantly on the move, avoids certain textures, struggles with regulation, or has big reactions—this seminar is for you. ✔️ Learn how to better understand your child’s behaviors ✔️ Walk away with tools to support regulation and daily routines ✔️ Ask questio

Join us for our FREE event co-led by OT & SLP Learn how to: Increase language Improve motor skills Navigate toddler behaviors Build positive relationships & more! Wednesday April 8th 10:30-11:30am Ages 1-3 years old with caregiver

Leaps & Bounds will be attending the Mother's Day Walk + Playdate with The Mom Walk Co & Swap the Playroom! We hope to see you there! Saturday, May 9th 9:00am - 12:00pm Central Park Chesterfield

Summer is the perfect time for kids to build skills in a fun and supportive environment—and that’s exactly why we love therapy groups!

Why is anxiety rising—especially in kids and teens—and what can we actually do about it?

One of the strongest predictors of a child’s language development isn’t a fancy toy, an app, or a flashcard set; it’s how much language they hear at home.

Leaps & Bounds will be an exhibitor at this year's Disability Awareness Convention - a free community event focused on Empowering Inclusion & Accessibility. Click here for more details. We hope to see you there!

In this episode, we sit down with Suzanne Recer to talk about her journey launching We Rock the Spectrum, a sensory-safe gym designed for children of all abilities.

It's never too early to start planning summer activities for your kiddos! Check out our 2026 Summer Flyer!

It's never too early to start planning summer activities for your kiddos! Check out our 2026 Summer Flyer!

Tune in to learn how understanding the sensory system can change the way we support big emotions—and build regulation skills that last.

For many families, New Year’s Eve is filled with excitement—countdowns, fireworks, noise makers, and celebrations that last well past bedtime. But for children with sensory sensitivities, all of that stimulation can quickly become overwhelming. Loud sounds, bright lights, crowded spaces, changes in routine, and staying up late can turn what’s meant to be a fun night into a stressful one. The good news? With a little planning and flexibility, New Year’s Eve can still be enjoy

The holidays are full of toys—but how do you choose gifts that truly support your child’s growth?

In this episode, Lisa and Erin sit down with Jen Medsker, mom to her daughter Jessa, to share the real, everyday experience of raising a child who uses AAC.

In this episode, Lisa and Erin dig into one of the most common challenges families face this time of year—helping picky eaters navigate big holiday meals. We talk about why holiday environments can be overwhelming, how to lower the pressure around food, and simple strategies that make gatherings more enjoyable for everyone.

In this episode of Development Download, we unpack one of the most important—but often overlooked—sensory systems: interoception. From hunger and thirst to emotions and self-regulation, interoception is the internal “compass” that helps kids (and adults!) understand what their bodies need.

If you’ve ever had a little one who turns up their nose at anything green (or new!), you’re not alone. Picky eating is a common challenge for families—and it’s about so much more than taste. Often, it’s tied to sensory processing , control , and comfort with the unfamiliar . The good news? Everyday experiences like grocery shopping and helping in the kitchen can make a big difference! 🛒 Grocery Shopping: Building Comfort and Curiosity The grocery store is full of opportun

Thanksgiving is a time for connection, gratitude, and (of course) delicious food! But for many children—especially those with sensory sensitivities—the sights, sounds, smells, and schedule changes can feel overwhelming. The good news? With a few thoughtful strategies, families can create a Thanksgiving that feels joyful and manageable for everyone.

In this episode of The Development Download, Lisa and Erin sit down with Max, an adult on the autism spectrum, to explore what sensory processing feels like from their point of view.