Sequential Development Consulting

Challenges with sleep for children age 2-5 is developmentally appropriate. There is so much going on in their brains and bodies. There is often a lot happening in their lives as well: Changes in child-care, new siblings, etc. This handout reviews all the questions and answers you might have about challenges with sleep.

Sensory play for infants supports cognitive development, fine and gross motor skills, and sensory processing abilities. Engaging in sensory activities helps babies explore their environment, sparks curiosity, and lays the foundation for future learning and growth.

Recommendations and tips to wean a child from their pacifier.

This is a "How To" for early childhood educators about what to do when discussing concerns for a child's development with parents. It is helpful for early childhood educators to discuss topics of child development regularly with families, not only when there is a concern. From day one, it’s important to share observations, notice when children have acquired new skills, and let families know that you are tracking development.

5 tips to help children develop language.

This handout includes ideas such as labeling, visual schedules, visuals for social skills, and classroom set up to promote first words in the infant classroom.