As an occupational therapist, I often see children who seem to be in constant motion—running, jumping, climbing, spinning—rarely stopping for long. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone!

As an occupational therapist, I see firsthand how sensory play supports early childhood development. It’s more than just fun—it helps build fine and gross motor skills, supports regulation, and encourages problem-solving. Whether it's messy, tactile, or movement-based, sensory play is a foundation for learning and development.

As school approaches, it's important to make your child's transition as smooth and exciting as possible. As an occupational therapist, I have the privilege of offering families practical tips and strategies each year to support school readiness. Through fun and engaging play-based activities, I help children and their families prepare for this important time with confidence.