Right now, you are your child’s world—and one of our biggest roles as parents is giving our children the tools they need to successfully navigate the real world on their own.
Research shows that emotions are an important part in building the neural networks responsible for learning: joy is linked to enhanced memory and focus.* You can help your child build life skills that stick with The Play Kits.
Right now, you are your child’s world—and one of our biggest roles as parents is giving our children the tools they need to successfully navigate the real world on their own.
Research shows that emotions are an important part in building the neural networks responsible for learning: joy is linked to enhanced memory and focus.* You can help your child build life skills that stick with The Play Kits.
Developing the pincer grasp is one of the first steps toward building the foundational skills needed for handwriting. Help develop this skill with:
Developing the pincer grasp is one of the first steps toward building the foundational skills needed for handwriting. Help develop this skill with:
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Self-regulation
Your child may be working on their ability to manage their own emotions and reactions. Support sensory processing skills (which are directly related to regulation) with:
Your child may be working on their ability to manage their own emotions and reactions. Support sensory processing skills (which are directly related to regulation) with:
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Recognizing Letters
Being able to organize and interpret information is called ‘visual perception’—and this plays a big part in helping your child learn to recognize letters on their path to reading. Learn how to strengthen visual perception with:
Being able to organize and interpret information is called ‘visual perception’—and this plays a big part in helping your child learn to recognize letters on their path to reading. Learn how to strengthen visual perception with:
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