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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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Time Management Tools for People with Autism are Important for Daily Activities
Visual timers can help individuals with autism manage distractions and improve time management. Every person with ASD has uniqu...
How to Help Kids Manage Time Without Causing More Anxiety
Today we have a guest blog post from Dr. Emily W. King. Dr. Emily. W. King is a child psychologist, and former school psycholog...
Spring Cleaning with Declutter Go!® and Time Timer®
It’s that time of year again: flowers are blooming, it’s getting warmer out… but more importantly, Spring is here! If you’re an...
Looking for fun ways to teach kids to tell time? We have some great ideas!
We’ve collected a list of fun, creative, and clever ways of teaching others to “tell time”, and we’re sharing them here. As you...
Visual Timers in the Healthcare Setting Can Support Patient Safety
There are time management tools and approaches that may help introduce a sense of order within the chaos in a 12-hour nursing s...
A Valuable Tool for Confusion with Time
Students with dyscalculia often struggle with time management, making tasks like "You have 20 minutes to finish" anxiety-induci...