Bubble wrap is also great for developing hand strengthen and motor planning skills…
The vestibular sensory receptors inside the inner ears react to changes in head position and movement. Children (and adults) with…
“Lazy 8s” are the same as the infinity sign turned on its side. When they are formed super large, the…
This daddy knows the importance of rolling over into Tummy Time! Prone (on belly) positioning is important for neck and…
Cat “Rings” with 3 Holes I love creating ring stack activities with 2 or more dowels in order to add…
Standing on a horse during hippotherapy is just one example of using a dynamic surface to promote body awareness, postural…
This ring stack has been very useful during hippotherapy as clients sit, kneel, squat or stand while balancing and developing…
What is Visual Constancy? Visual Constancy is the recognition that objects can be the same despite changes in position or…
Many of my ideas for simple push, pull or squeeze activities for older children or adults with developmental disabilities come…