Discusses the importance of play in promoting childhood development, particularly for children on the autism spectrum. He emphasises that play is a safe, active, and dynamic process that fosters essential skills like problem-solving and social interaction. Key components include engaging with children at their level, ensuring joy in play, focusing on the process rather than outcomes, and becoming part of the play as a means to spark connection and interest in 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
