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- [How to Maintain the Skills Learned in School Over the Summer](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/how-to-maintain-the-skills-learned-in-school-over-the-summer/) - While having time off from school before the next year can help your children unwind, it is important for children to participate in activities that stimulate their minds. Many children lose about one month’s worth of reading and math skills over the summer. In order to make sure your children maintain what they learned in
- [Celebrating Better Speech and Hearing Month](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/celebrating-better-speech-and-hearing-month/) - Each May, Better Speech and Hearing Month shines a spotlight on the importance of communication, connection, and early support for speech, language, and hearing development. Whether a child is learning new words, building confidence in conversation, or improving listening skills, families play a powerful role in helping communication grow every day. As summer begins, families
- [Support Your Kids Growth This Spring With Crossing Midline Activities](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/support-your-kids-growth-this-spring-with-crossing-midline-activities/) - Ever wonder how you can support your child's growth outside of what you already do? Something to help elevate their development is engaging them in activities that allow for both sides of their brain to communicate by crossing midline! What is Crossing Midline? Midline is an imaginary line that runs up and down through the
- [Indoor Activities to Keep Your Child Occupied](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/indoor-activities-to-keep-your-child-occupied/) - Thanks to the chilly weather, so many of us haven’t been getting the movement that our bodies need. Staying inside the house for too long can cause many children to become agitated, have decreased concentration during school, and to sleep poorly. Screen time increases while time spent doing activities that facilitate learning decreases. It
- [The Transition from Winter Break Back to School](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/the-transition-from-winter-break-back-to-school/) - Winter break is a blast for kids! After all the fun and festivities, school seems so boring in comparison. However, transitioning back to school after being home can be so difficult! Here are a number of strategies occupational therapists might use to make this transition easier: Start your child back on their school sleep schedule.
- [How to Make Trick-Or-Treating Accessible for Children with Communication Differences](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/how-to-make-trick-or-treating-accessible-for-children-with-communication-differences/) - Halloween is a fun-filled night with costumes, decorations, candy, family, and friends. But for children with communication differences, trick-or-treating can bring extra challenges. Greeting adults at their door, answering questions, and stating “Happy Halloween” might feel stressful and overwhelming. With a little creativity and preparation, we can make Halloween positive and inclusive for every child!
- [Early Childhood: Learning Through Play vs. Narrow Academic Drills](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/early-childhood-learning-through-play-vs-narrow-academic-drills/) - In early childhood, learning milestones are often reduced to colors, shapes, numbers and letters. When we fixate on these concepts through repetition and practice, or narrow academic drills, it can make learning feel like a checklist to complete. Learning through play matters. Too often, the most crucial skills for long-term cognitive development are overlooked—skills like
- [August is Family Fun Month: Building Skills, Confidence, and Connection Through Play](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/august-is-family-fun-month-building-skills-confidence-and-connection-through-play/) - As school is beginning and life starts becoming more hectic, August is the perfect month to remember the importance of the family’s role in your child's development. Family time isn’t just about making memories, it strengthens bonds, builds confidence, and helps children develop important life skills! For kids in speech, occupational, or physical therapy, these
- [The Importance of Strength-Based Development: Celebrating Abilities](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/strength-based-development/) - Children experience rapid and profound changes as they grow, especially in their early years. Early childhood development has a lasting impact on their health, future success, and well-being. Kids soak up everything and are amazing learners. A child’s brain is incredibly adaptable and resilient, allowing them to overcome challenges, learn new skills, and so much
- [The Impact of Speech Therapy on Development](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/the-impact-of-speech-therapy-on-development/) - May is Better Speech and Hearing Month! Nearly 1 in 12 U.S. children ages 3-17 have had a disorder related to voice, speech, language, or swallowing and it is estimated that only half of these kids have received any sort of treatment. Speech therapy is a vital tool to addressing these challenges, and early intervention
- [The Benefits of Occupational Therapy for Kids](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/the-benefits-of-occupational-therapy-for-kids/) - April is Occupational Therapy Awareness Month! What is Occupational Therapy (OT)? OT helps people of all ages with physical, sensory or cognitive issues overcome barriers that affect their everyday lives. It is an important part of a child’s development as it focuses on carrying out everyday tasks and improving their level of functioning and independence.
- [How Standing Outside Barefoot Benefits Your Health](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/how-standing-outside-barefoot-benefits-your-health/) - Grounding, or earthing, is the practice of standing on the ground barefoot to absorb the Earth’s natural electric charge.
- [The Importance of Self-Esteem in Kids](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/the-importance-of-self-esteem-in-kids/) - The month of February is most often associated with love. We teach our kiddos the importance of spreading love and kindness to others, but it is just as important to show yourself love and grace as well. Building good self-esteem in kids is vital to their growth. According to the National Library of Medicine, self-esteem
- [Practicing Gratitude Matters](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/practicing-gratitude-matters/) - In light of the holiday season, teaching our children about gratitude is a great way to share and spread positivity to others. Studies have shown that practicing gratitude is linked to improved sleep, reduced stress and anxiety, increased happiness, and increased emotional resilience. There are many different ways parents can encourage gratitude in their children:
- [National Eat Better, Eat Together Month](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/national-eat-better-eat-together-month/) - October is National Eat Better, Eat Together Month. Incorporating a family meal time into your family’s schedule is valuable as it offers a time for family members to connect, a time to model a nutritious diet for your children, and a variety of opportunities to encourage children to participate and become independent in the tasks
- [Developmental Benefits of Fall Activities](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/developmental-benefits-of-fall-activities/) - Fall is such a beautiful season! Enjoy the cool weather, pumpkin spice, and autumn leaves with these fun family activities. Apple Picking This great family activity offers numerous developmental benefits for our kiddos. Here is how: Encourage reaching for high and low branches to work on balance and gross motor skills. Apple orchards contain lots
- [Getting Your Kids Excited About Food](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/getting-your-kids-excited-about-food/) - Summer is a great time of the year to enjoy fresh produce. August, in particular, is the peak season for many fruits and vegetables to be harvested. From farmer’s markets to orchards, there’s a variety of ways to include your youngest family members in selecting nutritious fruits and veggies for your household. Activities and outings
- [Ways to Practice Fine Motor Skills During Summer Break](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/ways-to-practice-fine-motor-skills-during-summer-break/) - The first official day of summer has finally arrived! Since school is out, your kids’ days look a little different–more time outside, less structure, and open-ended play. While necessary to your child’s development, it’s also important to practice handwriting and fine motor tasks during summer break to avoid setbacks once school starts again. Handwriting ideas:
- [Why Open-Ended Play Matters](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/why-open-ended-play-matters/) - Parents and summer have a love/hate relationship. Kids spend more time at home and the weather is warmer. That said, typical routines and schedules go out the window. While it may be tempting to register our children for summer camps, classes, sports, play dates, and more, it is very important to remember that our little
- [Benefits of Playing in the Rain](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/benefits-of-playing-in-the-rain/) - April showers bring May flowers! Not only is this rainy time of year good for the earth, it brings many benefits for our children’s development. Playing outside in the rain can positively impact your child as they grow in a variety of ways, including: Physically. When a child plays outside, they rely on their gross
- [Tips for Healthy Sleep](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/tips-for-healthy-sleep/) - Did you know that poor sleep in kids is linked to social, developmental, and behavior difficulties, irritability, academic challenges, and learning difficulties. Here are a few important things to do to help your kiddo get a restful night's sleep: Set a routine. Start winding down about an hour before bed. Avoid any high energy activities.
- [Ways to Show Kids Why Loving Themselves Matters](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/ways-to-show-kids-why-loving-themselves-matters/) - Love is in the air! February is a great time to teach your kids why loving themselves matters. This means caring for their physical, mental, and emotional health, being kind to themselves, and appreciating/respecting who they are as a person. In doing so, you can help your child increase their resilience, decrease stress, promote positive
- [Winter Weather Fun](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/ways-for-winter-weather-fun/) - Looking for ways to entertain your kids when it's cold outside? Heavy work–or activities that burn energy–are critical in keeping our kiddos regulated. If you’re willing to brave the cold and throw on some snow gear, try: Shoveling. Kids love to feel helpful! Making a snow fort. Creative and imaginative! Sledding. Climbing up a hill
- [Holiday Gift Guide](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/holiday-gift-guide/) - Stuck on what to get your littlest loved ones for the holidays? Kids Place Therapy Services is here to help! If you’re looking for a holiday gift that will pack a skill-building punch, check out our list of suggested toys. We even use these at our clinic! Fine Motor/Visual Motor These toys will build hand
- [Fall in Love with Sensory Play](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/fall-in-love-with-sensory-play/) - Sensory play helps children interact with, and make sense of, the world around them. It can be any activity that stimulates their senses. That's why babies and toddlers touch everything and put things in their mouths, and why kids make funny noises with their mouths. It's why your child spins in circles until they're so
- [Benefits of Physical Therapy for Kids](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/benefits-of-physical-therapy-for-kids/) - October is National Physical Therapy Month so let’s share why physical therapy can benefit your little ones. As adults, we often hear about the importance of exercise and healthy habits as it affects our physical, mental, and emotional health. But what about our kids? Take core strength, for example. Kids with a weak core exert
- [Beat the Back-to-School Blues](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/back-to-school/) - School is back in session. If your child is overwhelmed or stressed during the first few weeks back, we are here to tell you that it is completely normal. Here are some ways you can help calm their nerves: Stick to your routines. While it might be tempting to push bedtime back an hour or
- [Tips to Survive Back to School](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/tips-to-survive-back-to-school/) - Summer is almost over, which means it is time to start thinking about going back to school. The idea of getting back into a normal routine can be overwhelming for many families as summer can often feel like a free-for-all. Here are some tips to help ease the transition: 1. Practice a morning routine the
- [Good Spring, Hello Summer!](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/good-spring-hello-summer/) - It’s hard to believe that it’s already summer!! As we enjoy the warm (and sometimes hot) weather it’s important to stay active and moving. There are so many activities that children can do to ensure they are staying healthy. This could be making healthy snacks, swimming, cooking, gardening, being outside and exploring, doing crafts, or
- [Better Speech and Hearing Month](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/better-speech-and-hearing-month/) - Hello from your friendly therapists and staff at Kids Place Therapy Services! It is officially May, which is Better Speech and Hearing Month. Better Speech and Hearing Month is an annual event that provides opportunities to raise awareness and promote acceptance of communication disorders and hearing loss. Additionally, Better Speech and Hearing month promotes effective
- [Autism Awareness and Occupational Therapy Month](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/autism-awareness-and-occupational-therapy-month/) - Hello from the KPTS staff! It’s hard to believe that it’s already April. As we enjoy the spring weather, let’s also remember that April is also Autism awareness month and Occupational Therapy month. If you have anyone special in your life who has Autism, you know that it can be challenging for them to keep
- [Bundle up, it's January!](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/bundle-up-its-january/) - Hello from your friendly therapists and staff at Kids Place Therapy Services! This cold weather has taken over and January is here! While you'll find most of our therapists inside with some hot cocoa, slippers, and blankets, we do know a thing or two about having fun outside in the snow. Snowball fights, pushing sleds, building
- [Art of Thanksgiving: November!](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/art-of-thanksgiving-november/) - Happy November from you friendly therapists and staff at Kids Place Therapy Services! Although we may be shivering in these colder temperatures, the KPTS family is excited for the season of giving. November is a wonderful time to give thanks for your family and friends as well as to take advantage of these last
- [Fall Breakfast in Septemeber](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/fall-breakfast-in-septemeber/) - Hello from your friendly KPTS team and happy end of September! It's hard to believe that summer has come to an end already. With the sadness of summer coming to an end, there is no better time to celebrate breakfast than the month of September. Eating a regular morning breakfast helps to manage weight, guides
- [I'm Just Me Month!](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/im-just-me-month/) - Hello from the KPTS team! October is here and it is I'm Just Me Month. I'm Just Me Month focuses on embracing what makes us unique as individuals. It is a time for breaking down stereotypes and building a safe and positive environment for diversity. It is when we embrace ourselves and our differences that we begin
- [A Spooktacular October!](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/a-spooktacular-october/) - It's October and the KPTS team is ready to get spooky. Fall and Halloween activities are a great way to get your child engaged. If your child is a mover and a shaker, making leaf piles, climbing bales of hay, pulling wagons of pumpkins, picking apples, and completing fall scavenger hunts can be a great
- [Anxiety in kids and best ways to respond to our anxious kiddos.](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/anxiety-in-kids-and-best-ways-to-respond-to-our-anxious-kiddos/) - Every school year brings new and exciting challenges for our littles. New friends, growth spurts, and new knowledge are all exciting for some but can create anxieties in others. Anxiety in littles can present in many ways from nail biting , lack of sleep, tummy issues, diarrhea, and nausea.. just to name a few. We
- [Backpack tips for all our kiddos heading back to school](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/backpack-tips-for-all-our-kiddos-heading-back-to-school/) - Back to school shopping has commenced and soon our little BIG kids will be filling their backpacks with all supplies and books. Here is a helpful link to best understand the correct weight per child and positioning. https://fb.watch/eM-F4ZmnQ5/ :Back pack tips : The weight of the backpack should not exceed more than 10% of your
- [July is National Picnic Month!](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/july-is-national-picnic-month/) - Picnics are a great way to spend time with your family while also working on speech and occupational therapy goals - and your child can be involved in each step of the process! Have your child help you prepare the food by washing fruits and vegetables, collecting plates and utensils, and making sandwiches. You can
- [National Great Outdoors Month](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/national-great-outdoors-month/) - June is National Great Outdoors Month! The outdoors are an amazing place to work on your child's goals for speech, occupational, and physical therapy. Some ideas for celebrating National Great Outdoors Month include swimming in local lakes and ponds, fishing, biking, camping, and hiking. If travel plans are not in your future for June, your
- [June is National Fruit and Vegetables Month!](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/june-is-national-fruit-and-vegetables-month/) - Nutrition is key for every child's growth and development! As parents, it can be difficult to make sure your child gets their daily amount of fruits and vegetables due to busy schedules, picky eaters, cost, and other obstacles. Some helpful ways to incorporate more fruits and vegetables include: 1. Adding fruits and vegetables to existing favorite
- [May is Better Speech and Hearing Month!](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/may-is-better-speech-and-hearing-month-2/) - As speech-language pathologists, we often get the question of when and how parents should address their child's speech and language skills at home. Finding time to work on speech and language skills at home with children can be difficult and can sound overwhelming. Fortunately, a great time to address speech and language skills is during everyday
- [May is Better Speech and Hearing Month!](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/may-is-better-speech-and-hearing-month/) - As a speech-language pathologists, we have the pleasure of working with individuals who communicate through all different means including speech, alternative and augmentative communication, gestures, sign language, and more. Alternative and augmentative communication can include both low tech and high tech options. Low tech options can include a core board or flip book while high tech
- [Did you know that April is OT awareness month?](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/did-you-know-that-april-is-ot-awareness-month/) - Occupational Therapy is a healthcare profession that focuses on individuals’ ability to be as independent as possible while participating in meaningful activities. Occupational therapy can look very different depending on how people “occupy” their time. Children occupy their time through play. At Kids Place Therapy Services, our OTs incorporate play while focusing on bilateral coordination,
- [How to Help Children Express Their Feelings](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/how-to-help-children-express-their-feelings/) - Learning to clearly express our emotions is an important lifelong skill that starts in childhood. In this article we describe how you can teach your child to recognize, identify, and express their feelings to improve their overall emotional well-being. Helping children express their feelings can decrease frustration, minimize behavioral issues, and improve their emotional
- [Tips For Reading to Young Children Who Don’t Like to Be Read To](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/tips-for-reading-to-young-children-who-dont-like-to-be-read-to/) - February 2022 Choose books with meaningful themes. If your child loves dinosaurs, choose dinosaur books…if your child loves trains, choose books about trains. Don’t read every word on the page – instead, just talk about what’s happening in the pictures, pointing out interesting details as you go. Don’t force your child to sit
- [Winter Wonders](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/winter-wonders/) - January 2022 Fun Winter ideas for speech and Language! Try some of these fun winter themed activities with your kids. They will be so fun your children won’t even realize they’re building their speech and language skills. Build a Snowman: You can help your child work on language concepts while building a snowman this winter. Talk
- [Behaviors and Routines](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/behaviors-and-routines/) - What types of feelings does the upcoming holiday break invoke in you? Are you excited to have some time off of work to spend with your family? Are you feeling guilty that you are not looking forward to the break because your kids will be at home leaving you to entertain them? For many people,
- [Promoting Speech with Cooking](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/promoting-speech-with-cooking/) - November 2021 5 ways cooking can be a speech and language enriching activity Thanksgiving is coming up! What a great time to get your child involved in all the cooking and prep work for that big holiday meal. Cooking together is such a wonderful bonding experience for both the child and parent. So you may
- [Identifying Muscle Weakness in Children](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/identifying-muscle-weakness-in-children/) - Identifying Muscle Weakness in Children 1. Baby turns head primarily to one side or head is tilting to one side. 2. Baby is not holding their head up by 4 months. 3. Baby declines to put weight through their legs by 6 months. 4. Baby is not sitting independently by 8 months. 5. Baby is
- [Fall is Here!!](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/fall-is-here/) - The weather is getting cooler and the leaves are beginning to change. What I enjoy most about fall are how many natural opportunities it provides to introduce speech and language! If it’s too cold or wet to go outside and explore, you can bring the nature inside as well. Here are my top fall-themed activities
- [Sounds Effects and Exclamations!](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/sounds-effects-and-exclamations/) - Let’s talk about … SOUND EFFECTS and EXCLAMATIONS! When a young child is struggling to talk, a good place to start to focus on are sound effects and exclamations first. When working with young children on their speech development I like to explain to parents why this approach has so much purpose. Sound effects and exclamations are powerful
- [September is National Car Seat Safety Month](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/september-is-national-car-seat-safety-month/) - September is National Car Seat Safety Month. Knowing the specific details depends on the brand of a car seat and what their crash-test rated height and weight specifications are, but Kids Place Therapy Services wanted to provide you with a basic overview about proper car seat use. By law, in the state of Illinois, a
- [Backpack Safety](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/backpack-safety/) - Wow, families, can you believe that we only have a couple more weeks of summer left? With the closing of summer, comes the start of school. Some of our students may have already started their school year while some students are anxiously awaiting their approaching start. Whether you are excited, nervous or everything in between
- [I Want to Ride my Bicycle, Bicycle, Bicycle](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/i-want-to-ride-my-bicycle-bicycle-bicycle/) - Think back to the carefree times when you were a kid. You would jump on your bike, cool summer breeze on your face, racing all the neighborhood kids, maybe even getting a little daring, and trying to make your front wheel pop off the ground. Now think about your little ones jumping on their bikes,
- [Keeping the Fun in the Summer Sun](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/keeping-the-fun-in-the-summer-sun/) - Kids Place Therapy Services wants to remind families that June is Summer Safety Month! The weather is warming up, the sun is shining bright, our kids are out of school for the summer, and our families will be enjoying many outdoor adventures. The sun fuels tons of outdoor activities but can also pose a major
- [Building Happiness](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/building-happiness/) - Just be happy! A common phrase we hear frequently. We know we feel better when we are happy, but why is this so? The answer lies in brain chemistry. When we process positive emotions our brain releases the “feel good” neurotransmitters dopamine and serotonin. These chemicals improve our ability to organize and recall information, and
- [Welcome to Kids Place Therapy Services Blog!](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/welcome-to-kids-place-therapy-services-blog/) - Kids Place Therapy Services (KPTS) provides skilled occupational and developmental therapy in a safe, welcoming environment for children and families. At KPTS we provide treatment for children with a wide variety of diagnoses including autism, sensory processing disorder and developmental delays. We are committed to providing comprehensive, multi-disciplinary care in a child-centered environment where children can
- [Play is a "child's job of living"](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/play-is-a-childs-job-of-living/) - Play is more than just fun - it's a powerful teaching tool that helps children learn essential skills for human development. Here are a few Summer Time fun activities that promote fine motor, coordination and visual motor skills: Fine motor skills: squirt gun, sidewalk chalk, jacks, marbles, using shovels to dig in dirt or sand, planting
- [Fall Classes Coming Soon](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/fall-classes-coming-soon/) - Fall classes will be posted soon!
- [Tips for Supporting Your Child on Halloween](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/tips-for-supporting-your-child-on-halloween/) - Halloween is filled with so much rich sensory input. It's a holiday where we break social norms and teach our children to go up to scary houses and take candy from strangers while dressed in strange costumes. It's no wonder some of our children are mystified by the holiday. Most importantly, though, the point of
- [Yoga for Kids](https://kidsplacetherapy.com/yoga-for-kids/) - Children often deal with emotional and social conflict, distractions and overstimulation in our world today. Yoga is a tool that can help kids re-center themselves. Yoga uses breathing exercises which can energize kids or encourage relaxation. Different breathing techniques/games help kids connect to how their bodies feel as a result of deep breathing. Focus increases,

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