Children with autism can benefit from engaging in fun, sensory-friendly physical activities such as outdoor play, water activities, and movement-based games to help regulate their body and build ...

Allowing more screen time during summer vacation is OK, but it needs to be balanced with other forms of play. The summer is ...

The Janesville Community Center is partnering with SSM Health Janesville to support local families this summer through the ...

Are you looking for a hands-on way to teach your little ones about the human body? This fun Human Body Sensory Bin is a ...

Eating on the floor allows children to see and feel food \"upfront\". This \"food play\" is incredibly beneficial for sensory ...

Inspectors praised the preschool’s joyful learning, inclusive ethos and effective support for young children’s development ...

Explore an activity that unlocks kids' creativity, critical thinking, language fluency, and empathy, fostering growth beyond ...

The Youth Sport Trust’s annual campaign promotes the importance of daily physical activity by encouraging schools, families, and communities to engage in 60 minutes of PE, sport, and play and ...

A pediatric occupational therapist brings her love for the outdoors and nature to a camp she started in Harlem for children ...

As we mark the International Day of Play, the message is clear: Choose Play – Every Day. Not once a year, not only on weekends, not for a few minutes and not just for some children.