Occupational Therapist suggests AOTA toy guide

Katie Haywood, occupational therapist at the Pineville office of Child and Family Development, follows news from the American Occupational Therapy Association.  

Recently, she discovered a handy toy guide that she has shared with many families just in time for the holidays.    

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Katie notes the key points are useful to keep in mind for shopping for children, including:

  • Is the toy safe and age appropriate?
  • Is the toy durable?
  • Can the toy be played with in more than one way?
  • Does the toy appeal to several senses?
  • Can the toy be used in more than one place?
  • Can the toy be used in more than one position? 

Click here for the AOTA article.

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Katie and the other pediatric occupational therapists are here to help.

Need more gift ideas? 

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