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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “occupational therapy”

Let’s Face It, This is Fun!

admin January 30, 2013body awareness, copying, fine motor, games, matching, motor planning, occupational therapy, preschool, school age, sequencing, social skills, visual motor, visual perceptual skills 1 Comment

I was at Little Things Toy Store in Brooklyn the other day looking for something for Quinn. Out of the corner of my eye, I …

Question from a Reader

admin January 8, 2013bilateral coordination, children, friendship skills, magformers, magnatiles, occupational therapy, preschool, school age, social skills, team work, toys, visual motor, visual perceptual skills Leave a Comment

What do you think of magformers? Owen played with some at a store on his birthday so we bought some for Christmas. They are pricy, …

Oh Go, OgoSports!

admin January 4, 2013fine motor, following directions, grasping, manipulation skills, motor planning, occupational therapy, ogosports, patterns, sequencing, strengthening, toys, visual motor, visual perceptual 1 Comment

Happy New Year to you all. I hope that the holiday season treated you all well and that the new year brings you much health …

Just scooting along

admin December 12, 2012balance, bilateral coordination, body awareness, coordination, gross motor, mini kick, modulation, motor planning, occupational therapy, regulation, safety awareness, scooter Leave a Comment

As I looked over my Annual Holiday Gift Guide, I realized I forgot to include one of my most favorite toys. Living in Brooklyn and working …

Introduction to MAC&Toys

admin January 22, 2012children, introduction, occupational therapy, toys 1 Comment

As a pediatric occupational therapist, I have spent a lot of time over the last 11 years looking for new and exciting toys to motivate …

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