Category: helping caregivers

Idioms, What Did You Say and What Do You Really Mean?

It’s Raining Cats and Dogs! Idioms or phrases that cannot be understood through their literal meaning can be rather confusing for students with language…

Holiday Aromatherapy Dough Fun for Little Hands

I love making dough and slime…..and I know you do too! Today I’m giving you a simple recipe for holiday dough. You can change…

STEM Gifts for the Kids

I’m often asked about games and toys I recommend for little learners. Here are some of my favorites with links to Amazon. I’ve given…

How to Help Your Child with Picky Eating

5 Facts About Interoception

Interoception connects our emotions with our bodies. It’s critical in creating a body map to inform us about meeting our basic needs. Here is…

5 Tips To Develop Cultural Sensitivity in Pediatric Therapy

Therapists need to become culturally sensitive. This post contains tips and many resources for therapists in all settings. Understanding your own bias and beliefs…

5 Spring Cleaning Tips for Kids *FREE Printable

No one likes cleaning but when families complete activities together, fun memories can be made. Kids need to learn life skills and our free…

Calm Down Area Creation Tips

Children benefit from a calm down area when their emotions are running high or they need a calming break. Most ‘bad’ behavior is a…

Teaching Empathy with The “Do Good” Jar Activity

We all want our children to be empathic and kind, but how do we help them understand that concept? Here’s a fun activity that…

Self Care in Healthcare: Taboo Topic or Priceless Prerequisite?

I’m SO excited to welcome this month’s guest blogger. She’s Katie Tietz, a pediatric occupational therapist, international best selling author, speaker and certified mindset coach….

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