Before the school day begins, getting dressed is a daily routine that can sometimes be stressful for both children and parents. For children with sensory sensitivities, finding clothing that feels comfortable and manageable can make all the difference in starting the day on a positive note. In this blog, we share practical tips to help make getting dressed easier, reduce clothing-related struggles, and set your child up for a more successful morning.

When you have a picky eater, mealtimes can feel all the more daunting and chaotic. This blog suggests 6 tips to help make mealtimes a more meaningful part of your daily routine. With these playful strategies, feeding flexibility can become a game your whole family can look forward to.

Tactile play is important for children to help build strong connections between their bodies and the world around them through the use of touch. This handout provides examples of tactile play activities that support learning, development, and engagement

Looking to incorporate your child's therapy goals into fun spring activities for the whole family? We're here with some inspiration and tips!

Use this handout as a guide for incorporating heavy work activities at home. These activities can help your child regulate their body, support sensory system integration, and participate more comfortably in play and daily routines!

Use this handout as a guide to strengthening your child’s impulse control and decision making skills. By using the strategies you can help your child manage strong emotions and develop the confidence to make safe decisions in everyday situations.

Use the grounding, deep breathing, and sensory strategies in this guide to support your child during moments of stress or anxiety. These tools can help your child feel calmer, more focused, and in control. For easy access, print and laminate the final page to create a quick-reference guide your child can use anytime they need support.

Use this quick guide about neurodiversity to understand and support your child's unique brain.

Discover some of our favorite occupational therapy approved toys and games in this blog. A helpful reference for holidays, birthdays, and everyday play that will help support your child’s development.

Help Kip connect the dots to finish the picture!