Early Years Intervention

19/11/2025

16/11/2025

There’s something so simple and lovely about nursery rhymes…
They don’t need props or a big setup, just you, your little one, and a few familiar lines. 💛 🎶

But underneath all that simplicity, they’re doing so much for your child.

Nursery rhymes help little ones:
✨ pick up new words and sounds,
✨ develop early listening and attention,
✨ learn rhythm, memory and turn-taking,
✨ feel calm and connected through your voice,
✨ start predicting what comes next,
✨ and build confidence as they join in in their own wee way.

Your child won’t mind if you forget a verse or sing a little out of tune (with the exception of some of our GLP learners, who love things just right 🎶💛).
They don’t notice the “mistakes” they notice YOU. Your face, your voice, your closeness and your fun!

Those tiny moments, the cuddles, the actions and the repeated rhymes are building early skills in the most natural and gentle way.

So if you’re singing the same rhyme on repeat, just know… you’re doing something really meaningful, and your little one is soaking it all up. 💛

What’s a favourite rhyme in your house at the minute? 🎶👇

16/11/2025

✨ There’s something so simple and lovely about nursery rhymes…
They don’t need props or a big setup, just you, your little one and a few familiar lines. 💛🎶

But underneath all that simplicity, they’re doing so much more for your child.

Nursery rhymes help little ones:
🌟 pick up new words and sounds,
🌟 develop early listening and attention,
🌟 learn rhythm, memory and turn-taking,
🌟 feel calm and connected through your voice,
🌟 start predicting what comes next,
🌟 and build confidence as they join in, in their own way.

Your child won’t mind if you forget a verse or sing a little out of tune (with the exception of some of our GLP learners, who love things just right!) 💫
They don’t notice the mistakes, they notice YOU. Your face, your voice, your closeness and your fun!

Those tiny moments, the cuddles, the actions and the repeated rhymes all build early skills in the most natural and gentle way.

So if you’re singing the same rhymes on repeat this week, just know… you’re doing something really meaningful, and your little one is soaking it all up. 💛

What’s a favourite rhyme in your house at the minute? 🎶 👇

12/10/2025

💭 I’ve been reflecting a lot lately on the word intervention.

It’s a word that can sound clinical or uncomfortable, especially if you’re thinking in neuroaffirming terms.

But for me, intervention has never meant “fixing” a child. It means stepping in with understanding, guidance, and support when families need a little extra help.

It’s about partnership, working with you, not doing things to your child. It’s about noticing what’s tricky, celebrating what’s working and finding calm, connected ways forward that fit your family.

That’s what Early Years Intervention means to me. 🌿

👉 Swipe through to see how I define intervention in my work and why I’ve chosen to keep the word, but reshape what it stands for.

07/10/2025

Halloween is nearly here!! 🎃🎃

Tuesday 28th 2pm-4.30pm -an inclusive fun filled session!!

Wednesday 29th 2pm-4.30pm Music by Eoin Kelly - Music and craic for everyone!!

Discounts applied for siblings/family members!!

Book via the ‘sensory Xperience’ app now to secure your booking!!

07/10/2025

👋 Hi, I’m Anita! It’s so lovely to have you here 😊

I support your family to make your child’s early years journey feel calmer, more connected and a little less overwhelming. From play and everyday routines to big milestones like toileting, my goal is to give you practical tools and gentle support that fit your family life. 💛

I’d love to know if you are new around here or have been following for a while? Pop a 👋 or 💛 below and say hi!