In this Video, the host demonstrates three playful interventions designed to help children with autism develop connection and engagement skills. The first activity, ” Fishes and Sharks,” involves one child pretending to be a fish and the other a shark, promoting comfort with touch and playful interaction. The second, “Pretend Palm Reading,” allows the adult to trace the child’s Palm while making fun, positive observations about their personality. The final activity, “Flower Growing, ” simulates nurturing a flower, incorporating touch in a gentle, playful manner. Each intervention emphasizes fun and consent, fostering social skills and relationships.
Simple OT Tips to Encourage Your Baby’s Crawling Journey
Wondering how to encourage your baby to crawl? Discover tried-and-true occupational therapy (OT) tips that support strength, coordination, and confidence
