The following bilateral sensory activities are easy to individualize, age appropriate for both children and adults and can be used…
Prone Extension Between 6 and 12 months of age a typically developing baby is so strong that when placed on…
Squeeze, Push, Pull! Activities that involve squeezing, pushing or pulling provide proprioceptive sensory stimulation to the hand joints and muscles.…
I always thought that those orange holders at the Trader’s Joe store designed to clip onto the cart and hold…
Babies first interact with the world by wiggling their arms and legs with no apparent purpose other than enjoying movement.…
What is Behavior Modification? A basic principle in shaping or modifying behaviors is that people want to repeat an action…
Handwriting is arguably one of the most difficult fine-motor skills a young child is required to learn. Not every child…
Dressing skills develop substantially during the 2nd year of life. They are wonderful bilateral activities! Repetitive, button manipulation activities will…
I have had hypermobile joints all my life! Of course, I didn’t know what that was 67 years ago, when…
Just as a baby gradually develops more mature grasps (such as the pincer) to hold and manipulate objects, her grasp…