Simple Ways to Support Your Child in Everyday Life As parents, it can be hard to know how to support your child’s development at home — especially when advice online often feels overwhelming or unrealistic. The good news is that occupational therapy support at home...
Key Takeaways Whole Body Listening skills are often developed through play, movement and meaningful interactions. Games and activities can help children practise attention, participation and self-regulation in a fun and engaging way. Whole Body Listening looks...
Key Takeaways Whole Body Listening helps children understand that it isn't just about hearing sounds with the ears, it involves the whole body working together to show attention and understanding. It provides a framework for paying attention, participating in...
Key Takeaways Children develop communication skills in a generally predictable way, from early sounds through to complex conversations. Everyday interactions such as talking, reading and playing together help support language development. While every child develops...
Getting dressed in the morning. Putting shoes on before leaving the house. Helping set the table. Packing toys away after playing. These everyday moments might not look like “therapy activities”, but they give children lots of opportunities to practise skills they use...
The preschool years (3–5 years old) are a really important time for your child’s development. During this stage, children are building the skills they need for school — including fine motor skills for drawing and writing, coordination, attention, and independence in...
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