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Mel Hill
Oct 243 min read
What Are Primitive Reflexes?
Primitive reflexes are automatic movements that babies are born with. They play a big role in early development but need to integrate, or...
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Mariah Papoutsis
Oct 232 min read
A School Holiday Hit: Our Exciting Holiday Groups Were a Big Success!
The recent school holidays were packed with fun, creativity, and learning at our centre! We introduced several new holiday groups...
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Elise
Jun 282 min read
What is Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and how can it support language skills?
What is AAC? Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) refers to the many ways a child can communicate other than spoken language....
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Sarah Mansour
Jun 42 min read
What is a sensory diet in occupational therapy?
This blog will address your questions including; what are sensory diets? why are they beneficial? who would benefit from them?
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Chantelle Vella
Apr 123 min read
How to help children develop their executive function skills?
Executive functioning are the mental skills that help all of us manage and regulate our thoughts, actions, and emotions to achieve goals....
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Chantelle Vella
Mar 263 min read
Why is LEGO good for learning?
LEGO play is a child favourite – at any age! LEGO is a Bambini team favourite because you can strategically work on so many therapy...
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Chantelle Vella
Mar 194 min read
What are Pre Literacy Skills and Why are they Important for School Readiness?
School readiness is an exciting time for parents, children, and educators alike. As Speech Pathologists, a fundamental area of school...
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Zoe Potourdelis
Mar 152 min read
Word Wonders: Unraveling Children's Speech Sound Journey
What are speech sounds? Speech sounds are the sounds we use to make words. These sounds are created by using our lips, tongue, teeth,...
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Josie
Feb 212 min read
Is Retained Reflexes Effecting my Childs Development?
Is retained reflexes really that important? Does it really impact childhood development? Can simple exercises really do much? Read and see!
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Stephanie
Feb 202 min read
Prewriting strokes "Why are they important?"
Q: What are prewriting strokes and why are they important? A: Prewriting strokes are a sequence of strokes and shapes that are the...
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Stephanie
Feb 122 min read
Why are routines and transitions so important in a child care setting?
Preparing children for the new term year can be an important and sometimes challenging task for parents, teachers, and therapists....
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Safa
Nov 23, 20232 min read
How to use Key Word Sign (KWS) to support children’s communication?
Key Word Sign (KWS) refers to the use of signs and hand gestures to support communication. Key Word Sign is also accompanied by natural...
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Marie Tsilimos
Nov 14, 20232 min read
Is My Child a Picky Eater or a Problem Feeder?
Are mealtimes in your household tricky to navigate? Here is how to know if your child is a ‘picky eater’ or a ‘problem feeder’. Signs of...
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Marie Tsilimos
Nov 7, 20232 min read
Understanding The 8 Sensory Systems
Eating is the most difficult sensory task that children do! Our feeding therapy team here at Bambini have explained how to identify...
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Stephanie
Nov 3, 20232 min read
Why should I correct my child's “W” sitting?
What is “W” sitting? W-sitting is a sitting position in which children sit with their knees bent, feet tucked under, bottom resting on...
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Marie Tsilimos
Nov 3, 20232 min read
How to Support Postural Stability at Mealtime
Our feeding therapy team here at Bambini share some tips on how to support your child's postural stability at mealtime. Feel free to read...
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Chantelle Vella
Oct 26, 20233 min read
Mealtime Myths
Welcome to another Bambini foodie blog! Today, our feeding therapist Marie, have busted some common mealtime myths you can learn about...
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Chantelle Vella
Oct 25, 20232 min read
Food Jags
What are Food Jags? Food Jags are a term to describe a child’s preference for eating the same food(s) prepared the same way every day or...
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Marie Tsilimos
Oct 25, 20232 min read
Tips to Encourage Positive Mealtime Experiences
Our feeding therapy team here at Bambini are so passionate about supporting our families to have positive mealtime experiences. Feel free...
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