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Making Sense of it All
Making Sense of It All Does your child seek out movement, avoid certain textures, or become easily overwhelmed by sounds and busy environments? This session, led by Senior OT Katie Stephen, will help you understand what sensory processing is and how it shapes your child's behaviour, emotions, and ability to learn and play. You will gain practical insight into the different sensory systems and learn simple, everyday strategies to support your child's regulation and participation at home, school, and in the community. Together, we'll help you make sense of your child's sensory world so you can respond with confidence and compassion. Have questions? Email us directly using the contact form or send me a DM on Insta @nicole_kidsphysio Post your question or comments in the Facebook forum to share your learnings and seek support from others. Disclaimer Even though we are paediatric physiotherapists, this guide is designed to empower parents and caregivers through information about baby development and suggestion of play ideas to provide opportunities for this development. Each child has their own unique developmental trajectory. Having not met your child or having the opportunity to assess them, it is up to you to choose the play ideas you find ...
Tree Climbing Adventure
Materials: Sturdy low tree branches, supervision How to Play: Encourage your child to safely climb a tree, holding on tightly. Let them plan their way up and down, building confidence […]
Mud Pit Obstacle Course
Materials: Mud, buckets, logs, rope How to Play: Create a mini obstacle course using mud puddles and stepping spots. Have your child jump, crawl, or balance through the muddy path. […]
Fort Building Challenge
Materials: Blankets, chairs, cushions, cardboard boxes How to Play: Work together to build a giant fort. Let your toddler decide on the design, crawling inside to test its stability. Developmental […]