Curious how you can use toys and play to increase skills?

Having a variety of play-based tools, toys, & materials at your child's disposal builds different skills, supports interests that will change, and nurtures a child’s growth. Click below to get access to our favorite resources.

Recommended Resources

You can change everything with a fun, positive way to communicate, interact and learn with your child. Check out our tried and true recommendations from the list below.

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With her background in teaching and special education, she was the perfect fit for our daughter who has autism. Miss Michele would bring different fun and alternative activities that kept our daughter engaged and learning. Her speech, social skills, turn taking, and play with adults and children improved tremendously within weeks. Miss Michele created plans and play options not only for my daughter, but also for my other two children, to either play together or do on their own. Books, games, songs, movement videos, toys, and multiple interactions were exciting and relevant, and my kids loved seeing her every week. She took care of them as her own, and she is family to us now. Thank you for all you’ve done for our kids Miss Michele!

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Helpful Books + Materials

Reading together with books is a wonderful way to provide a good connection.

We believe books are wonderful for many reasons. They engage your child, support the development of visual processing, help them express themselves and to communicate easily. We put together a list of our go-to favorites as well as some helpful materials. This list will keep growing, so don’t forget to check back often for our added picks. Click below to see what’s on the list for you now!

Educational Toys

All toys can be an opportunity for growth, learning and exploration.

  • Improve Communication

  • Develop Problem-Solving Abilities

  • Nurture Creativity

  • Develop Relationship

  • Promote Independence

  • Establish a Love of Learning

Click the button below to explore the list of toys we recommend for your child’s success.

    1. puzzles -- hand/eye coordination, problem solving skills, improves focus

    2. dress-up -- imaginative play, self-help skills

    3. musical instruments -- expression through rhythm, mimicking sounds

    4. interactive games that encourage turn-taking, listening and following directions

    5. scavenger hunts -- expressive & receptive language

Recommended Tools

These tools are simple solutions to support you with positive outcomes when it comes to safety, communication or building confidence.

We’ve curated a list of our most effective and trusted tools that we with our children, parents and daycare providers to foster a successful result. Click the button below to access the list of tools NOW.

    1. arts and crafts -- fine motor, creativity

    2. outdoor play -- gross motor, physical activity, coordination

    3. magnetic letters and numbers -- exploration of numbers and letters, early spelling

    4. storytelling sets -- language, retelling, vocabulary development