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Open-Ended Play and Sensory Materials Gift Guide

admin December 1, 20212021 gift guide, babies, building toys, creativity, fine motor, free play, holiday, imagination, open ended play, sensory play, toddler, visual skills Leave a Comment

I say this a lot and you will read it throughout this post, but how I wish I knew what I know now about open-ended …

Giggly for Tiggly

admin March 27, 2014apps, color recognition, grasping, iPad, language, matching, preschool, shapes, social skills, speech therapy, tiggly, toddler, visual motor, visual perceptual Leave a Comment

Last month, I was fortunate enough to be able to take a quick run through the NY Toy Show at The Javitz Center. To say …

Square by Square a Mosaic is Made

admin February 19, 2013art, boys, color, eye hand coordination, fine motor, Girls, grasping, matching, mosaic, number identification, orbfactory, school age, social skills, strengthening, toddler, visual motor, visual perceptual skills Leave a Comment

For the last several years, I have compiled a holiday toy suggestion list for the families I work work with; this is my 2012 Holiday …

EZ as 1, 2, 3

admin February 3, 2013bilateral coordination, clothing, following directions, independence, occupational therapy, school age, self care skills, sequencing, toddler, visual motor Leave a Comment

This is mainly a toy blog, but as an occupational therapist, I spend a lot of time helping children in becoming more independent. Not only …