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The holidays are the perfect time to add a little extra joy—and a lot more movement—into your day! Whether you’re a therapist, teacher, or parent, these festive gross motor ideas will help kids get the wiggles out, stay regulated, and have tons of fun. And the best part? We’ve included some of our most-loved free printable holiday movement activities to make planning easy and play truly magical this season. Ready to bring some holiday energy into your space? Let’s go! ❄️👇 FREE Printable Silly...

Looking for toys that are genuinely fun and build essential developmental skills? We pulled together three awesome guides highlighting our favorite cause-and-effect toys, cutting-skill boosters, and bilateral coordination tools—hand-selected by pediatric therapists who use them every day. And before you scroll, don’t miss our Session Snapshot Notepads, the easiest way to document sessions and send home quick, clear communication to parents! bilateral coordination toys - don't miss our session...

Hey there! Black Friday is almost here — and it’s the perfect time to grab gifts for the kids in your life and refresh your therapy bag with fun, engaging new toys! Whether you’re shopping as a parent, therapist, aunt/uncle, or grandma/grandpa - our gift guides are packed with toys and games kids can’t get enough of. From crowd-pleasers to clever skill-building finds, these picks will wow kids of all ages and make your sessions (or your holiday break) a whole lot more fun. Ready to stock up?...

Ready to add some magnetic fun to your therapy room or classroom? Our brand-new Seasonal Magnet Hunts are here—and they’re packed with hands-on, skill-building play ideas for every season! These printable hunts use simple magnet wands (plus a little creativity!) to turn your seasonal theme into interactive adventures that target visual motor skills, coordination, attention, and more. From obstacle course hunts to sensory bin searches, the possibilities are endless! See them in action below👇...

When it comes to helping kids stay regulated and engaged at school and at home, two common approaches are movement breaks and sensory diets.Recently, we’ve noticed that these terms are often being used interchangeably, so we thought it would be a good idea to address the differences between the two. Let us know your thoughts and enjoy the freebie too! - Lauren & Claire Movement Breaks & Sensory Diets[FREEBIE] Understanding the differences can help parents, teachers, and therapists provide...