We have interviewed a few Occupational Therapists and these are the products that they would recommend as therapy tools for use either durring therapy or for at home use. Find out which products our experts recommend and why.
Marrene-
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Marrene is a Pediatric Occupational Therapist and has been for that last 8 years. In that time she has worked with a variety of children with different disabilities and challenges. |
| "Felt Board Stories can be a great resource for both parents of special needs and other therapist.
The felt board stories help reinforce language skills as well as learning through a variety of sensory input listen to a story while using the tactile and motor input to act them out.
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May different felt boards and stories made of felt. Each can be used in many ways to help your child learn and play. |
Please visit Felt Board Stories
page to order.
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| "I especially like the felt Brown Bear and Friend Felt story set. Music is a great way to teach a child a concept, without them even knowing they are learning. "
These large, colorful animals are ready to play. Learn animal sounds with our Brown Bear and Friends. Sing songs and play out the story for even more fun and learning. |
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| "The Quiet books - Activity Books are great for allowing children to work on other fine motor skills like tying shoe or buttoning a buttons. But my favorite feature of the felt boards is using them to teach children especially Autistic children social skills, it fun to have the child pick a character and have them act out social situation they might come in contact with that they don't know how to handle, it's a great none threatening way for them to express themselves.
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Quiet books are a great way to keep children entertained! They are made completely out of felt and the colors are dyed in, so they are washable. These books are great for trips in the car, church, in meetings, during quiet time, while you are making dinner, or if you just need a break! |
Please visit our Quiet Books
page to order.
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