Emojis are just symbols used to communicate feelings and emotions. Emojis play an important role as tools in our Speech-Language Pathology services at One Kids Place. Our Augmentative and Alternative Communications Clinic is designed to support a child when they have significant challenges with speech and emojis are one way to help foster communication. 😁👍 For more information about our AAC Clinic visit us at https://www.onekidsplace.ca/augmentative-alternative-communication/
It’s National Colouring Book Day! Did you know coloring is a great way to help children build fine motor skills and hand strength? Spend time colouring together in your favourite colouring book, or download and print our colouring sheet here: https://www.onekidsplace.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/OKP-Colouring-Page.pdf .
Happy National Play Outside Day! Our Therapeutic Recreation Services supports children, youth and their families to access, enjoy and fully participate in leisure activities while increasing independence. For more information about our programs and services please reach out to us at onekidsplace.ca
Have a safe and happy Civic Holiday! Our One Kids Place offices are closed today and will reopen on Tuesday, August 8, 2023.
It’s National Waffle Day! What are your favourite toppings to enjoy on your waffles? Let us know in the comments!
Your donation to One Kids Place helps us continue providing quality community-based rehabilitation and support services for children and youth and their families living in the Districts of Muskoka, Nipissing and Parry Sound. Easily donate here: https://www.onekidsplace.ca/donate/ The therapy needs for our children, youth and families changes every day as therapy requirements grow and evolve. These funds allow us to support these needs as they arise. One Kids Place values all donations and ensures that all funds are spent with the highest level of integrity, professionalism and scrutiny.
Today is National Tooth Fairy Day! Losing a tooth and receiving a treat under your pillow is one of the most magical childhood experiences. Today is a great day to encourage children to form healthy dental habits as they continue to receive visits from the tooth fairy!
Today is International FASD Awareness Day. Today is devoted to raising awareness of FASD in order to improve prevention, diagnoses, and support for affected individuals. Learn more about FASD here: https://canfasd.ca/fasd-awareness-month/
