What exactly are busy boxes? A treasure trove kept in a container that is simple, easy, fun and provides endless engagement, entertainment and mostly importantly from an OT perspective, skill developm ...

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Wild Child: Let’s Play the Good Old Fashioned Way

04 Dec 2017Maddy Calderwood Motor Skills, Nature & Outdoor Play 0

Learn why it is so important for children to experience play outside in a natural environment.

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'Play' isn't just Child's Play

05 Aug 2016Alexandra Nuzzo Early Development, Motor Skills, Play & Socialising 0

Play is absolutely crucial for the development of physical, cognitive and social skills.

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