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What if one simple skill could reduce challenging behaviors by up to 80%?🌱 That skill is communication —and that looks d...
03/16/2026

What if one simple skill could reduce challenging behaviors by up to 80%?🌱

That skill is communication —and that looks different for everyone!

Functional Communication Training (FCT) teaches children how to express their needs in ways that are clear and effective instead of relying on behaviors like tantrums, aggression, or eloping. When a child can communicate what they want or need, frustration often decreases dramatically.

🗣️Communication doesn’t always look like spoken words. Children may communicate using visuals, gestures, signs, pointing, or AAC devices. For example, a child might learn to request “more,” “help.””break,” or “all done. These small but powerful skills give children a voice and allow them to participate more successfully in their environment. It’s our job to support our kiddos to communicate in the way that works best for them!🌱

At Grow With Me, we focus on understanding the meaning behind behavior and teaching functional ways to communicate. Our role is to listen to what the child is expressing and honor their communication.🌱🧡

When we teach children how to communicate effectively, we’re not just reducing behaviors-we’re building independence, confidence, and connection.🧡


03/11/2026

Stimming is a form of expression, and it’s not something that should be suppressed. It’s often a child’s way of communicating excitement, joy, frustration, or overwhelm when words may not come easily. 🌱✨

When we take the time to understand stimming instead of stopping it, we create space for children to feel safe, seen, and supported.

🌱In moments of happiness, stimming can look like jumping, flapping, or vocalizing excitement. In more overwhelming moments, it may help a child regulate and process big feelings. Both are meaningful forms of communication.

Ways we can support regulation instead of suppressing stimming:
• Provide a calm and predictable environment when emotions get big
• Offer sensory supports or movement breaks (walks, jumping, deep pressure)
• Use visuals, timers, or clear transitions to reduce overwhelm
• Stay calm and present so the child feels safe co-regulating

When we respond with understanding, stimming becomes an opportunity to support regulation, connection, and trust. 🧡


Not every repetitive behavior is something to stop.✋🏽🛑 Stimming, or self-stimulatory behavior, is often a way for childr...
03/09/2026

Not every repetitive behavior is something to stop.✋🏽🛑

Stimming, or self-stimulatory behavior, is often a way for children to regulate their bodies, process sensory input, or express emotions.

You might see it as hand flapping, rocking, humming, spinning objects, or repeating sounds. For many children, especially those on the autism spectrum, stimming can be a natural and helpful way to self-soothe or communicate how they feel.

At Grow With Me, we focus on understanding the purpose behind behaviors rather than immediately trying to stop them. If a behavior is safe and not interfering with learning, we support regulation and self-expression. When needed, we help guide children toward strategies that keep them safe while still honoring their needs.

Every behavior has meaning. Our job is to listen, support, and teach in ways that help each child thrive.🧡


Celebrating the strength, resilience, and impact of women everywhere. At Grow with Me, we are proud to be a woman-owned ...
03/08/2026

Celebrating the strength, resilience, and impact of women everywhere. At Grow with Me, we are proud to be a woman-owned company dedicated to supporting children, families, and our community every day. Happy International Women’s Day💜


03/04/2026

At Grow with Me, we know that sometimes the most meaningful moments in therapy happen outside and often times regulation starts with movement ☀️🪴

During longer sessions, we intentionally incorporate walks to give our kids a chance to reset, regulate, and enjoy the sunshine. Movement supports focus, fresh air supports emotional regulation, and shared experiences build connection. This is therapy too. 🧡

Walks help our clients:
• Practice transitions
• Build communication in natural environments
• Strengthen motor skills
• Improve mood and attention

And safety is always our top priority. We use a buddy system, maintain close supervision, and follow structured protocols to ensure every outing is supportive, safe, and purposeful.

Because growth doesn’t only happen at the table — sometimes it happens on the sidewalk. 🌱🧡✨


A new month doesn’t need a perfect plan — just a fresh start. 🧡
03/02/2026

A new month doesn’t need a perfect plan — just a fresh start. 🧡

So many parents ask, “Does my child need ABA or Speech?”“OT or PT?” “Early Intervention or something else?” The truth? T...
02/28/2026

So many parents ask, “Does my child need ABA or Speech?”
“OT or PT?” “Early Intervention or something else?” The truth? Therapies don’t compete - they overlap. 🌱

🗣️Speech works on communication.
🌱ABA works on communication.
✨OT supports communication through sensory regulation.
🪴PT works on movement.

They are different lenses - but often working toward the same goals:
• Communication
• Regulation
• Independence

When providers collaborate, children grow and strengthen their skills and become more confident.

No single therapy “fixes” everything.
But together? They support whole child development.

Save & Share this if you’ve ever felt confused about therapy types🧡


Growth isn’t loud…It’s not always a big milestone or a dramatic breakthrough.🌱Sometimes growth looks like:• Trying again...
02/23/2026

Growth isn’t loud…It’s not always a big milestone or a dramatic breakthrough.🌱

Sometimes growth looks like:
• Trying again after a hard session
• Sitting for 30 seconds longer than yesterday
• Using “help” instead of a tantrum
• A parent choosing patience over frustration

Real growth happens in the small, consistent moments that no one claps for. At Grow With Me, we celebrate the tiny wins - because those tiny wins become confidence, independence, communication, and change.

If you’re in a season where progress feels slow... keep going. The quiet work matters.

What’s one small win you’ve seen this week — at home or in the clinic? Share it below so we can celebrate together.🧡

Feeling overwhelmed by all the therapy terms? You’re not alone. Early Intervention, ABA, OT, Speech, PT...They’re not th...
02/16/2026

Feeling overwhelmed by all the therapy terms? You’re not alone. Early Intervention, ABA, OT, Speech, PT...
They’re not the same - and knowing the difference helps you advocate confidently for your child.🧡

Here’s something to think about…
🌱Early Intervention (El)
Is your child under 3 and not meeting milestones the way you expected?

🧠ABA Therapy
Does your child struggle with communication, transitions, tantrums, or learning new skills?

🗣️Speech Therapy
Is your child having difficulty talking, understanding language, or expressing wants and needs?

✋🏽Occupational Therapy (OT)
Does your child struggle with fine motor skills, feeding, sensory sensitivities, or daily routines like dressing?

🏃🏽Physical Therapy (PT)
Is your child delayed in walking, balance, coordination, or overall movement?

The goal isn’t to label - it’s to support. Many children benefit from more than one type of therapy. Keep in mind, the earlier the support, the stronger the foundation.🧡

Share with a parent who needs this + Contact us today for support or questions!


Where there is love, there is growth — in hearts, in homes, and in the little moments that shape us.💕✨Valentine’s Day do...
02/14/2026

Where there is love, there is growth — in hearts, in homes, and in the little moments that shape us.💕✨

Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to cost a thing 💗
The sweetest memories are made right at home.

Here are some FREE Valentine’s Day ideas to do with your kids:

❤️ Make “Reasons I Love You” Hearts – Cut out paper hearts and write things you love about each other. Tape them on doors or create a little love wall.

🎨 Create Homemade Valentine Cards – Use paper and crayons to make cards for grandparents, neighbors, teachers, or siblings.

🫶🏽 Have a Compliment Circle – Sit together and take turns saying one thing you love about each person.

🍓 Make Heart-Shaped Snacks – Cut sandwiches into hearts or arrange fruit in a heart shape using what you already have at home.

🌱 Plant Seeds Together – Plant beans or seeds in a cup and talk about how love grows when we care for it.

💃 Have a Family Dance Party – Turn on your favorite love songs and have a slow dance or silly dance-off.

📖 Read a Book Together – End the day with a cozy story and remind them how deeply they are loved.

Simple & Meaningful.💕
Love grows in little moments like these.


Address

720 S. Frontage Road Unit 103
Nipomo, CA
93444

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18059004769

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