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Syringe Painting Preschool, Medical Play Activities, Toddler Doctor Activities, Medical Play Activities Child Life, Child Life Specialist Activities, Hospital Activities, Medical Play, Child Life Specialist, Medical Tools

If there’s one thing I know for sure, it’s that kids light up from new and unexpected kinds of play. It doesn’t have to be complex. Some of the easiest and most fun play ideas that have come to me without referencing good ‘ole Pinterest have been from just looking around and recycling empty containe

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Medical Play, Child Life Specialist, Life Activities, Breathing Problems, Therapeutic Activities, Life Tools, Deep Breaths, Animal Science, Loose Parts

Teach kids about their lungs and breathing with this simple and easy DIY project using loose parts. Child life specialists, this would be perfect for children with asthma, cystic fibrosis or just to teach how to take slow, deep breaths for distraction and coping. My son’s kinder program created these last week using a balloon, straw […]

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Pediatric Hospital, Play Therapy Activities, Child Life Specialist, Therapeutic Activities, Family Therapy, Counseling Resources, Play Therapy, In The Hospital, Child Life

Before I began my career as a child life specialist in the pediatric hospital setting, I don't think I could've ever imagined that so many young children spend hours and days alone in the hospital. For some families, transportation to the bustling metropolitan city was the factor, while others had m

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Scream Box can be used for children who are feeling angry or scared.  They can release their feelings by screaming into the box. Child Life Specialist, Conscious Discipline, Calm Down Corner, School Social Work, Therapeutic Activities, Counseling Activities, Child Therapy, Art Therapy Activities, The Scream

A Scream Box is a fun and effective way to vent some of those intense emotions that build up inside like anger, fear and stress. While breathing, physical activity and talking about it are great ways to help deal difficult emotions, sometimes you just need to scream! Handled correctly, this can be a therapeutic way to vent some of that frustration. Screaming however is not always socially acceptable or appropriate. That's where the Scream Box comes in handy.The pictures in this article are…

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Child Life Specialist Activities, Medical Play, Child Life Specialist, How To Explain, Developmental Stages, Therapeutic Activities, Life Tools, Helping Children, Language Development

Some links below are my affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I may earn a very small commission if you click through and make a purchase. Special thank you to Dr. Korie Leigh for her contribution to the tips and resources sections at the end of this post! Dr. Leigh i

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