BY MINDS IN BLOOM Every New Year, I resolve to be perfect. It must not be a very good resolution because I usually fail pretty quickly. Some years it only…
BY EMILY GORACKE, PT Here's one idea to help support your infant or toddler’s development using an object commonly found in your home. Laundry baskets can be used for more…
Kids learn via teaching, but they also absorb the lessons that are going on around them. It’s a good idea to begin to talk through your own feelings and reactions…
The thought of celebrating Halloween during a pandemic can be a little scary. But it can still be incredibly fun. Going trick-or-treating, throwing parties, and visiting haunted houses are examples…
Cut out an apple shape and use Legos dipped in finger paint to stamp on the color! Visit a local apple orchard! There are often lots of activities for children…
COMPILED BY ABBY BERG, OT at Capernaum Pediatric Therapy, Inc. Every kid is unique and it's important to find out what works for best for your child. Try to think…
BY REBECCA PARLAKIAN Don't toss that box into the recycling bin just yet! Small or large, boxes can provide endless fun for babies and toddlers. Make a cozy corner. A moving…
SENSORY BINS & LANGUAGE For this activity, you will need a bin, preferably one with a cover, to foster having your child make requests/ask as opposed to reaching into an…
BY ALISON BICEK, OT Don’t underestimate the impact that the chaos and stress of our world has on our children. Kids pick up on what you’re watching on the news,…
As a way to get to know our kids and families better, we have established a "Client of the Month" series, which can be viewed at the beginning of each…