Discover ways to teach and encourage spoon and fork use for young children or those that have difficulty managing utensils for independent self feeding.
Visual Supports For Kids: How and why to use them
Utilize visuals to support children in understanding a concept or expectation. Find free, printable schedules for school and daily routines here!
Hand Strengthening for Kids and Teens
Hand and grip strength is a big contributing factor to functional use. Learn about fun activities for hand strengthening in kids and teens during play and every day activities!
Handwriting Support (when your kid hates writing/coloring/drawing)
Some kids really dislike coloring from the beginning. Learn about ways to work on pre-writing or coloring activities without having to sit at the table and pick up a pencil!
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Bilateral Coordination Part 2
Here is Part 2 of 2 posts about ways to encourage and support children in using both sides of their bodies to integrate their coordination and motor actions! And they’re all fun tasks! Dive in.
Babies Turned to Toddlers Bilateral Coordination Infants and older babies Old Toddlers and Young Preschoolers School Aged Children
Bilateral Coordination Part 1
This is Part 1 of 2 posts featuring bilateral coordination. This first part focuses on why bilateral coordination is important and features fine motor and upper body activity ideas to incorporate this skill into your child’s day!
Get Your Clothes On!
Try these 7 ideas to increase independence in an important life skill: dressing.
COVID-19 Resources
Learn about and access free, specific, printable resources for kids during this uncertain and anxiety-producing time.
When Kids Need a Little Extra Support
Some kids need information provided to them in a different way. Learn how to support a child when the task at hand, day, or environment is particularly challenging for them.
Tummy Time
Discover why Tummy Time is so important for children’s development. Maybe you already know the why, but you are looking for the how. Here are ways to make it more attainable for your baby.