Children learn and express themselves through play. That is why medical play is SO important for children to better understand the medical environment and their own bodies.
Sensory play is a vital part of children’s growth. Engaging in sensory exploration can improve kids’ cognition, social skills, motor development, and so much more!
Here is a simple springtime breathing technique from our friends at Child Life On Call to help kids practice self-regulating and mindfulness. It’s called “Rainbow Breath”. All you need is a picture of a rainbow!
Katie Taylor and her team of child life specialists like to use our Make Your Own stickers as a way to promote creativity and build rapport.
Play is one of the primary ways children communicate. And though there are wonderful benefits with adult-led activities, it is vital for children’s development to engage in play that is open-ended as well. This means no plan, no structure, just PLAY!
Our friends at Child Life on Call love our exclusive KidCare bandages when it comes to offering choice--these bandages come in a variety of shapes, colors, and patterns, and they always get a smile!
