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2019 Holiday Gift Guide-Building Toys and Manipulatives

admin December 4, 2019attention, bilateral coordination, collaboration, confidence, creativity, executive functioning, grasping skills, imagination, open ended play, preschool, school age, social emotional, visual skills Leave a Comment

In today’s gift guide, I share some of my favorite building and manipulative toys for children of all ages. Some are intended for a particular …

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2019 Holiday Gift Guide-Stocking Stuffers/The Small Stuff

admin November 26, 2019arts and crafts, bilateral coordination, executive functioning, fine motor, grasping skills, kid made modern, on the go, ooly, sensory play, small gifts, stocking stuffers, tiger tribe, visual skills Leave a Comment

This is one of my most of all my holiday gift guides to put together. I think there are a lot of people who need …

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2019 Holiday Gift Guide-Social Emotional Toys

admin November 22, 2019emotions, empathy, feelings, fine motor, games, kindness, memory, pretend play, rose and rex, social emotional, toys, visual skills Leave a Comment

One of the most important shifts I have witnessed in my career as on occupational therapist is the increased focus and attention put into social …

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2019 Holiday Gift Guide-Crafty Kids!

admin November 15, 20192019 gift guide, arts and crafts, attention, bilateral coordination, confidence, executive functioning, fine motor, focus, kid made modern, ooly, preschool, school age, self esteem, visual skills Leave a Comment

I think one of the things that I love most about being a pediatric occupational therapist is that I get to play and craft throughout …

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2019 Holiday Gift Guide-Game’s On!

admin November 11, 20192019 gift guide, bilateral coordination, executive functioning, family game night, family games, fine motor, games, gift guide, memory, preschool, school age, stress reliever, visual motor Leave a Comment

No matter how technologically advanced we get, there will always be a reason to have board games in your home. In my family, Rummikub and …

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2019 Holiday Gift Guide-Children’s Books

admin November 8, 20192019 gift guide, be kind, children's books, empathy, friendship, kindness, make learning fun, mistakes, preschool, school age, social emotional learning Leave a Comment

Even though my daughter has outgrown picture books, I still have a massive collection and continue to purchase them. Every once in a while, I …

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On The Go Fun

admin July 24, 2019creativity, executive functioning, fatbrain toys, fine motor, grasping skills, imagination, manipulation skills, on the go, ooly, open ended play, preschool, puzzles, school age, squigz, teebee, travel, visual skills Leave a Comment

Summer is here and with August right around the corner, I know a lot of families spend a lot of time traveling. August also ends …

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Write On! Summer Writing Ideas

admin June 3, 2019creativity, graphic novel, hand eye coordination, handwriting, imagination, rebel girl journal, scholastic, school age, summer activities, visual skills, visual tracking, wimpy kid Leave a Comment

The end of the school year is just around the corner and there is a level of excitement in the kids that I work with …

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The Best of January

admin January 24, 2019bilateral coordination, creativity, fine motor, grasping skills, hand eye coordination, imagination, norman and jules, ooly, open ended play, rose and rex, self esteem, social emotional learning, social skills Leave a Comment

It’s been a bit rough getting back into the swing of things at work. January is historically a tricky month because of all the paperwork …

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The Small Stuff-Stocking Stuffers and Small Gifts

admin December 7, 2018arts and crafts, creativity, fine motor, games, gift guide 2018, grasping skills, holidays, imagination, sensory play, small gifts, stocking stuffers, strengthening, visual skills Leave a Comment

There are lots of times when you just need a small gift for people on your list or you are looking for some new and …

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