by AAT | Aug 17, 2019 | Handwriting, Occupational Therapy
Learning to hold a writing utensil and draw can be a big step in your child’s early learning. It’s the beginning of learning to write, a skill that will be used for the rest of your child’s life. Here we will take a look at the progression of pre-handwriting skills and at what age you can expect to see each skill.
by Anya | May 1, 2019 | Occupational Therapy
How to help your child begin to write letters When your child is approaching pre-kindergarten age (4-5 years of age) it’s appropriate for them to begin to learn how to write letters. At this age it is beneficial for children to learn how to write letters through...
by Jeanne Moore | Apr 25, 2019 | Holidays, Occupational Therapy, Parenting, Sensory Processing Disorder, Summer
For the Family with Special Needs The calendar may say mid-Spring, but parents, we all know May is a quick and busy blur of end-of-school activities. Before we know it, it’s summer! It’s not too early to begin thinking about the Fourth of July holiday. For many...
