
ā¦how, when, and why I was inspired to create and build one of the first interdisciplinary pediatric private practices in the area. Iāll start with the story of the girl in the picture.
If you are looking for a fun way to target executive functioning, sequencing, hand strengthening, visual motor integration, and turn-taking, this game is the game for you. See who will be the first to make the penguin fall into the icy water!
Honestly, this is one of my favorite games to play with kids! This activity can help with visual perception and visual scanning, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor integration!
These books are filled with different textures and items for babies and toddlers to interact and play with such as different fabrics, zippers, buckles, and character pieces! These types of books offer a sensory experience while also working on fine motor skills and pretend play. And look how cute the backpack is to carry it all!
Each side of the cube has different buttons/ pulleys/rollers which promotes baby to want to utilize all 6 sides! It can also help with bilateral gross motor coordination, fine motor pinch and grasp, learning cause and effect, learning animal sounds, numbers, letters, assist with upright sitting balance and challenge use of arms to play while on tummy. This will be on Zaydens wishĀ listĀ this year!
This is a great pretend play toy. With this toy, pretend play, sequencing, inferencing, problem-solving, and shared play ideas could be targeted. And who doesnāt love ice cream!