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Episode 107: Interview with Sarah Collins from the OT is In Podcast

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Episode 107: Interview with Sarah Collins from the OT is In Podcast. In this Episode I interview Sarah Collins from the OT is In Podcast. We discuss many topics related to Occupational Therapy and the Homeschool Community.

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Episode 106: Case study follow up and Early Intervention

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Episode 106: Case study follow up and Early Intervention. My thoughts on the case study presented in the previous episode. Also, my thoughts on Early Intervention as it relates to cases like this one.

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Amazon Item: EZPZ Tiny Pops for Infants

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Amazon Item: EZPZ Tiny Pops for Infants. These are awesome for infants to begin practicing holding on while safely tasting foods. You can use them by freezing breast milk, smoothies, and purees in the freezer. Made from silicone, so they easily come out of the holder. You can also use them with fork mashed or pureed foods without freezing them. Babies can practice holding the handle and tasting the foods with your supervision! Each one is a 1/2 ounce size.

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Episode 105: It’s Been A While!!

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Hello Everyone!!

It only took 2 years. . . but a new Episode of the Amazing Milestones Podcast has been released!! It’s brief, but it’s a start. Check it out. I’ll be getting back to discussing all things Pediatric Occupational Therapy related! For this special Episode, I’m providing a case study for you to practice your thinking skills. Thanks for checking back in! More to come soon!

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Booster Seat Cushion for Toddlers on Amazon

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This booster seat can be used for sitting at the kitchen table using a regular kitchen chair.  It will work well for kids who are able to sit independently because there are no safety straps to hold them on the seat.  If you need one with safety buckles, there are other ones on Amazon.  

This one does have straps, but they are to hold the cushion to the chair so it doesn’t fall off. 

You can also use this cushion on the floor to work on sitting balance for those kiddos that need the extra core strength and endurance practice!

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Oral Motor Equipment for Sensory and Feeding – Episode 104

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In this episode, I discuss a variety of oral motor items that can be helpful for toddlers with sensory processing and positive feeding skills.

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Z-Vibe Travel Kit

Jigglers

Green Chewy Tube

Hollow Teething Tubes

Vibrating Toothbrush

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Sammons Preston Rubber Massage Brush on Amazon

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These are “old school” oral motor infant teething, gum massagers, oral sensory tools.  These are not made for babies that already have teeth! They can and will bite through this fairly easily with teeth!  

It is a good item for babies who don’t have teeth yet, and who are needing some massage on their gums to help them feel better while they are trying to get their teeth to push through!  

It is also a good oral sensory tool for de-sensitizing or for stimulating an infants mouth to help with feeding strategies.

Sammons Preston Rubber Massage Brush

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On Amazon: OgoSport – Grippi Bottle Ball

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Baby bottle holder – slide this on over the bottle so the baby can learn to hold their own bottle.  This gadget can be good for little ones that have gross motor delays, fine motor delays, and general difficulties with bringing hands to the middle (midline) to hold things.

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New Year, New Episodes!!

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Happy New Year!  Let me know if you have any topic ideas, questions, comments you would like me to cover on the Milestones Podcast!  Email me at:  [email protected]

 

 

Globbles on Amazon

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These Globbles are an interesting Tactile Sensory Processing item! They are very sticky, and even stick to each other well!  Kids can squeeze, poke, smash them and experience a unique type of texture when using them!  For smaller kids, use with caution and/or adult supervision.