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Helping Toddlers to Develop Balance and Motor Control

January 21, 2025 Barbara A. Smith, MS, OTR/L Leave a comment

Advertisements … and I love how this dad encourages holding on to his walker to develop balance and bilateral hand…

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Posted in: child development, dyspraxia, occupational therapy Filed under: fine motor strategies, standing balance, walking strategies

Incorporating Walking into Zipper on Luggage Activity

July 25, 2023 Barbara A. Smith, MS, OTR/L Leave a comment

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Posted in: Developmental disabilities, dyspraxia, Make a craft or adaptation, occupational therapy, Sensory Processing Disorders Filed under: aerobic exercise, incorporating movement, walking strategies

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