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The Little Duck Collective is excited to announce that we are now offering speech and language services! Whether it's helping with articulation, language development, feeding, or social communication, our expert team is here to support your child's c
Spring is almost here 🌸 Here are some spring-themed activity ideas for toddlers that can be done with so many variations! Some skills these activities address: 🐰 visual motor skills ☘ī¸ tactile exploration đŸĨš bilateral coordination + so much more!
Valentine's Day activities were a hit with our toddlers! We had a blast filling up a heart with Q-tips and decorating "cookies". Lots of work on our fine motor, visual motor, and postural skills this week! 💓💕🩷 #occupationaltherapy #holi
🕹ī¸ I have always had a passion for assistive technology and all of the niche ways you can support your clients with it. Switch toys can be a great option for kids with visual and/or motor impairments to support their play skills. Here’s how to
Interoception is a "hidden" sense that is located in our organs. It helps us understand signals from within our bodies, such as hunger, thirst, temperature, pain, emotions, and more. #Interoception is a sense that affects many daily occupat
Did you know that signs like incoordination and playing rough may indicate signs of proprioceptive processing challenges? The proprioceptive system has a major regulatory role in our bodies. When kids push away activities, it's important to consider
First-then visuals can be a great tool for transitions. They facilitate time to process what is expected before moving onto another activity. Rather than using first-then statements as a reward/punishment system, they can be used to help establish bo
Some children are constantly moving and some may be fearful of movement. The vestibular system is typically well developed by just 5 months of gestation! It plays an integral part in organizing our senses by providing information from our inner ear a
Have you noticed your child or student avoiding places such as the bathroom or cafeterias? Or do you find that they don't notice when there is an unpleasant smell coming from them or another object? The olfactory system is often overlooked in sensory
Have you noticed that your child tends to chew inedible objects such as hair, toys, etc.? Or does your child avoid toothbrushing, overstuff their mouth when eating, or have strong reactions to certain flavors/textures? While there may be several reas