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Recipes and Food Resources
Description of Recipes & Food Resources
Need some easy, whole food snack ideas for your children? Check out our Kid Approved Snack List!
Behavior is Communication
Description of Behavior is Communication Resources
Want to learn more about child behavior? Read our thoughts in Behavior is Communication: Part 1. Within this post, we also include all of these recommended books – written by professionals for parents!
Are you looking for different ways to improve your children’s behavior? Learning some simple phrases to say instead of “no, stop, don’t” can be a start! Read more about this in Behavior is Communication: Part 2.
Starting Solid Foods
Description of Starting Solid Foods Resources
Find a quick summary of our 8 Gear Items for starting solid foods. You can get the full scoop on our recommendations by reading the blog post Feeding Gear for Starting Solid Food: Speech Therapist Approved.
Get recommendations for the specific foods to feed your infant who is starting solid foods. Includes a sample meal plan for the whole family + specific foods for infants during the 3 stages of starting solid foods. Feeding Schedule . Fore more information on starting solid foods, check out Why Infants Don’t Need Baby Food When Starting Solid Food or Help! My Baby Doesn’t Like Solid Food
Need some easy foods to take with you and your baby who is starting solid foods? We discourage pouches as a regularly eaten food, check out our list of 18 Grab & Go Foods that are not pouches! Check out Why Infants Don’t Need Baby Food When Starting Solid Food for more information.
Communication Development
Description of Communication Development Resources
Do you need picture book recommendations for a 0-4 year old? Our Book List 0-4 includes a total of 30 books across this age range. While we could’ve recommended hundreds of books, we kept it short and simple! Some of our favorite book series’ are also included. Watch for our upcoming early communication blog series for more information!
Check out our simple communication activity for the next time you take your children to the Park. Build expressive vocabulary, conversational, and executive functioning skills with some simple conversation starters.
The Screen Time Alternatives handout provides some examples of common moments screen time can “creep into” the day. We provide a list of alternative activities to try instead of screen time. Watch for our upcoming early communication blog series for more information!
Going on a trip? Learn how to support your child’s language, literacy, and executive functioning skills Through Travel.
Support your child’s language, literacy, and executive functioning skills through simple Water Play Activities!
Themed Activity Packs
Description of Themed Activity Packs
Check out our Strawberry Activity Pack for some strawberry-themed fun! We also have a Strawberry Feeding Therapy Unit available for purchase on our Teachers Pay Teachers Store!
Our Spring Activity Pack is loaded with ideas for low prep spring-themed activities! This is great for the classroom, therapy sessions, or your kids at home. It includes several different activities, crafts, and book lists that you can use all spring long.
Summer is a great time to plan some different activities in your daycare classroom, therapy, or at home with your children. Our Summer Activity Pack includes 4 different themes with a book list and 1 activity idea for each theme. These are all low prep activities and the pack includes direct shopping links so you can grab what you need to get them ready.
Are you looking for some easy, low-prep Valentine’s Day activities? This pack includes ideas for 2 different activities, 2 different crafts, 2 different book lists, and 1 printable game. Plus, you will get links to purchase the needed items, pictures and instructions for use. Check out the blog post Valentine’s Day Themed Activities for even more ideas!
Check out our St Patrick’s Day Activity Pack for some low prep activities for your home, therapy sessions, or classroom! Read more details about these activities in our St. Patrick’s Day Activities blog post.
Dr. Seuss week is celebrated the first week of March each year to commemorate the iconic children’s author. We pulled together our favorite books written by him or published in his many series. Along with some simple, low prep activities and snack ideas for the week! Check out the Dr. Seuss Week activity pack.
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