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2018 Holiday Shopping Guide By Age & By Developmental Specialty
/0 Comments/in Best Holiday Gifts for Kids, Best Toys, Christmas Shopping For Kids, Christmas toys, Fine Motor Development, Learning through play, motor development, Pediatric Occupational Therapy, vision /by Nicole Sergent“What should I get them” As therapists we hear this all the time. You know what else we hear often? “My kids don’t really play with toys.” Here’s our 2 cents on this as professionals who believe in the power of play. We all play. All mammals. No matter how old. We were designed for […]
2018 Holiday Shopping Guide -Toys to Promote Language Development
/0 Comments/in Best Holiday Gifts for Kids, Best Toys, child development, Christmas Shopping For Kids, Christmas toys, Communication, Learning through play, Special Needs, Speech Therapy /by lacy morise“What should I get them???” As therapists we hear this all the time. You know what else we hear often? “My kids don’t really play with toys.” Here’s our 2 cents on this as professionals who believe in the power of play. We all play. All mammals. No matter how old. We were designed for […]
2018 Holiday Shopping Guide – Toys To Promote Vision and Support Vision Loss
/0 Comments/in Best Holiday Gifts for Kids, Best Toys, child development, Christmas Shopping For Kids, Christmas toys, Learning through play, Special Education, Special Needs, vision /by Nicole Sergent“What should I get them???” As therapists we hear this all the time. You know what else we hear often? “My kids don’t really play with toys.” Here’s our 2 cents on this as professionals who believe in the power of play. We all play. All mammals. No matter how old. We were designed for […]
2018 Holiday Shopping Guide – Toys To Promote Motor Development
/0 Comments/in Best Holiday Gifts for Kids, Best Toys, child development, Christmas Shopping For Kids, Christmas toys, Fine Motor Development, Learning through play, motor development, Pediatric Occupational Therapy, Pediatric Physical Therapy, School Therapy, Special Education, Uncategorized /by Nicole Sergent“What should I get them???” As therapists we hear this all the time. You know what else we hear often? “My kids don’t really play with toys.” Here’s our 2 cents on this as professionals who believe in the power of play. We all play. All mammals. No matter how old. We were designed for […]