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Sample Toddler Daily Routines from a Pediatric OT By Jessica Rapp Irwin, OTR/L Founder of Rooted in Routine and Toddler Mom As ...
Today we have a guest blog post from Laura M. Jackson. Laura is a mom and author of a new book, Discovering Dyscalculia. She sh...
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Creating Visual Schedules for Morning Routines
Create a visual schedule for a morning routine to provide structure, independence, and ease for you and your family.
Making Transitions Fun With Time Timer
How do your kids handle it when you say that screen time is over? Our 6 year old son does not handle it well. We are met with m...
How to Encourage Independent Play for Toddlers
Playtime is one of the best ways to encourage independence in young children. Independent play is a great way to support your t...
The Best Ways to Help Children Transition to Winter Break
As children transition into winter break, the schedule change can cause chaos. In today’s blog post we are discussing some ways...
For Students With Special Learning Needs, Sensory Timers Can Make All the Difference in Classroom Culture
So, what is a sensory timer? These timers use creative methods of measuring elapsed time in different ways than a traditional t...
Routines to Set Children with ADHD up for Success at Home
Struggling to establish successful routines for your child? Discover effective strategies to make mornings, after-school time, ...