Why Does It Look Like My Child’s Occupational Therapist Is Just Playing?
Kaili Ets, MSc.OT, OT Reg.(Ont)2019-12-22T12:55:14-05:00A child’s primary occupation is to play, which is how he/she learns and interacts with his/her environment and make sense of the world around them. It is through play that children develop motor skills, physical coordination, and many other very important skills ...