Learning Disabilities & Neuroatypism

Dysphasia, or Developmental Language Disorder (DLD), is a disorder that has a profound impact on the development of a child's language skills. Sometimes confused with other language or communication disorders, dysphasia is characterized by persistent difficulties in understanding, producing and organizing language. Babaoo has the facts for you! ⬇️

The psychomotrician is a specialist in movement and coordination. They work with children to improve their mind-body interactions. Whether helping toddlers master their gestures, school-age children find their balance, or teenagers overcome motor disorders, this professional adapts his or her sessions to the specific needs of each age group. His aim is to work on motor and perceptual difficulties to improve young patients' skills.

The profession of psychologist specialized in neuropsychology (referred to as “neuropsychologist” in this article) plays a role in understanding and supporting cognitive and behavioral disorders. Let's explore this profession of cognitive remediation, focusing on the role of the pediatric neuropsychologist. Babaoo brings you up to date! ⬇️

Dyspraxia is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects motor coordination. Imagine your brain as an orchestra conductor, coordinating different instruments to create a beautiful symphony. In the case of dyspraxia, this conductor has difficulty synchronizing movements. It's not a question of willpower, but rather a discrepancy in the way the Brain processes and executes motor information.

A unique brain... What does this really mean, in a world where each of us perceives, thinks and feels differently? To celebrate this wealth of mental diversity, the concept of neuroatypia has emerged, used by specialists to describe those neurological singularities that make us different beings. Let's dive into an exploration of what this idea really covers. 🌱

We've all heard of HPI! Nicolas Gauvrit, Researcher in Cognitive Sciences at the University of Lille, HPI specialist and mathematician, tells us all about High Intellectual Potential!

The speech therapist is a superhero of speech, language, communication, swallowing and learning. Their areas of expertise include helping a wide range of patients: children, teenagers, adults, seniors... Speech therapy sessions can be necessary at any age: whatever the problem, they're there, ready to help.

Pediatric occupational therapy is an essential pillar in supporting the development and autonomy of children with special needs, disabilities or frailties. This article describes the role and missions of occupational therapists with children. Find out how and when to enlist the valuable help of this expert to support your loulou in his development. 🌱

Dys... what? Dyslexia, dysorthographia and dysgraphia. It's hard to find your way around these three language disorders (even without being affected by one of them!). To help you make sense of it all, Babaoo Mag takes a look 💡

Dysgraphia. A term which may seem technical at first glance, but which refers to a very concrete reality for many children who experience difficulties in acquiring and mastering handwriting, and for their parents. Let's delve into this world together to understand it better and find out how to tackle it.

Spelling... what a pain! If dictations are a bad memory for you, imagine being in the shoes of a dysorthographic child. Dysorthographia is a neurodevelopmental disorder that makes learning and memorizing spelling rules particularly difficult.

Imagine you're immersed in a new language, with no dictionary to help you. You hear the words, but can't make sense of them. In simple terms, this is how a child with dyscalculia feels when faced with mathematics. It's a neurodevelopmental disorder that makes it difficult to understand numbers, calculations and related concepts.

Are you wondering how to tell if your child is HIP? It's hardly surprising at a time when gifted children seem to be on the increase. But what does it really mean to have High Intellectual Potential? And what does it imply? Let's take a look at what we mean and deconstruct preconceived ideas...

Children with ADHD often need special support if they are to thrive at school. Find out all our advice to help them in this article.

Does your child have Attention Deficit Disorder with or without Hyperactivity (ADHD)? Find out our advice on how to help them at home.

Do you have questions about Attention Deficit Disorder with or without Hyperactivity (ADHD) in children? Definition and diagnostic, Babaoo has the facts for you.