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5 easy rhyming games to lift your child’s literacy

5 easy rhyming games to lift your child’s literacy

by kids first | Aug 20, 2014 | Early Intervention, School Readiness, Special Needs, Speech Pathology

Did you know that, old-fashioned nursery rhymes offer children a fantastic opportunity to develop their language? Research has shown that children who know how to rhyme have developed an understanding of sounds and words…and this is a helpful step in their early...
Free Checklist: Speech skills for kids aged 0-7

Free Checklist: Speech skills for kids aged 0-7

by kids first | Aug 17, 2014 | Early Intervention, School Readiness, Special Needs, Speech Pathology

Your son or daughter’s speech and language development begins before they say their first words. This helpful chart, shared by the speech therapists at Kids First in Sydney’s northern beaches, will help you determine if your child is reaching their speech...
Great rainy day games for kids

Great rainy day games for kids

by kids first | Aug 17, 2014 | Early Intervention, Education & Tuition, Family and child Psychology, School Readiness

“Rain, rain, go away, come again another day!” Being stuck inside because of wet weather is a challenge for active, curious kids. While computer games, iPads and DVDs are a good standby on a rainy day, sometimes they are more trouble than they are worth,...
5 reasons to get your toddler out of their stroller

5 reasons to get your toddler out of their stroller

by kids first | Aug 14, 2014 | Occupational Therapy, School Readiness

According to latest research, children in Australia today are stroller-bound for longer than ever before. Experts say that over-use of strollers use is discouraging our kids from being active and independent… and that this can long term effects on your child....
10 ways to improve your child’s fine motor skills

10 ways to improve your child’s fine motor skills

by kids first | Aug 11, 2014 | Early Intervention, Occupational Therapy, School Readiness

Want to help your child develop the fine motor skills needed for success at school? The children’s occupational therapists at Kids First share 10 easy, at-home activities that are not only fun, but beneficial too! When you help your child to develop strong hand...
Pencils or crayons? What should kids use first?

Pencils or crayons? What should kids use first?

by kids first | Aug 6, 2014 | Occupational Therapy, School Readiness

What is the right tool for kids to use when they are learning to hold a pencil? Small crayons break, pencil tips fall off, little hands aren’t strong enough to make a line on the page with pencils and textas end up on the walls. These are all difficulties parents face...
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