Week 4: Finally all your effort will pay off! Now that your child understands how to follow a multi-step schedule or routine, sit down with your child to design and plan their morning and night time routines (maybe in two separate sittings). If you are new to this series click Here to start at Part […]
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In this four part series written by Occupational Therapist Erin Garrison, you will learn how to teach your child to follow a daily routine for the not so fun, but necessary, daily living activities like getting dressed, brushing their teeth, bathing, and going to bed. The best part: Your child can learn to follow routines
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What is an ADL? ADL’s are routine activities of daily living that make self care possible. Activities like: dressing, bathing, eating, toileting can be challenging for children who have sensory processing difficulties or poor motor skills. When every day tasks become difficult for children they may shut down or refuse to do what we may
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Here are six of our favorite tips to help kiddos with sensory issues enjoy Halloween. Pick a sensory friendly costume -limit masks, itchy fabrics, and face paints if your child tends to be tactically sensitive Try on the costume and have the child wear it a few times before the big day Set a number of
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