Blog | Visual tools like communication boards can help children recognise when they feel unwell and learn simple steps, like coughing into their elbow and washing hands, to stay safe and protect others.
Blog | With support from family and educators, Isabella used Key Word Sign to express herself, growing her vocabulary and confidence, showing how visual communication can open up a child’s world.
Blog | Toilet training is a significant milestone, requiring patience and positivity. Recognising signs of readiness, such as staying dry for extended periods and expressing interest in using the toilet, can guide the process.
Blog | Explore three engaging, low‑cost summer activities—pom pom water play, watercolour creations, and sidewalk chalk art—to enhance your child’s fine motor skills through play.
Blog | The festive season offers playful ways to support your child’s fine motor skills. Try threading stockings, making sensory bags, or crafting paperclip candy canes together
Blog | Plumtree professional training equips early childhood intervention organisations with family-centred approaches, evidence-based programs, and peer worker support to build capacity, resilience, and positive outcomes for children and families.
