As therapists in the school setting for many years, one of the most common things teachers notice is poor pencil grasp. And they’re at a loss of how to help, also noting that this is becoming more and more common. Now, you might be wondering why this is...
It’s the end of a very long day. You finally got the kids into bed, folded a pile of laundry, and cleaned up from dinner; you’re finally ready to sink into the softness of your couch, curled up in your Comfy. Just then, your toddler comes into the room and needs your...
Guest Blog written by Holly Choi (@safebeginnings) Co-Owner + Instructor at Safe Beginnings First Aid First Aid Instructor, Child Passenger Safety Technician-Instructor, Childproofing professional With the holiday season in full swing, there’s a few things we...
Dolls and legos and blocks, Oh My!! Do you feel like you’re walking through unknown territory in the Target toy aisles, wondering how to the biggest bang for your buck? What items will last a long time? What will help build strong muscles in preparation for school?...
It all happens so fast… one day your baby is sitting peacefully playing with toys, and the next they start crawling and are officially a mobile explorer. Once your baby hits this stage (normally anytime between 7-10 months), he’s on the go non-stop and you are left...
It’s a beautiful day and you’re all geared up to head to the park where your child can run and climb, releasing all of that built up energy. But when you arrive, you notice he’s not too quick to jump into the fun- cautiously observing from the sidelines instead. If...
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