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Abas3

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How can I help my child learn social skills at home?

Build your 3–7-year-old's social skills at home through playful daily moments — following their lead, turn-taking, naming feelings, and rehearsing simple greetings. Little and often, with warmth and celebration of small wins, works best.

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What is one Everyday Therapy activity to help my child with conceptual?

One easy Everyday Therapy activity for toddler conceptual skills is sorting and matching during daily routines — grouping objects by colour, size or type while naming them aloud. This builds categorising, comparing and early ideas like big/small and same/different through joyful, repeated, language-rich play.

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What is one Everyday Therapy activity to help my child with practical?

One simple everyday activity is 'one job at dressing time' — let your toddler do a single self-help step alone each day, like pushing an arm through a sleeve. These small, repeatable real-life tasks build practical adaptive-living skills through everyday routines.

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An Everyday Therapy activity to build your child's social skills

One of the best everyday social activities is turn-taking play — "my turn, your turn" with a ball, blocks or peek-a-boo. It teaches the give-and-take rhythm behind all conversation and friendship, building joint attention and cue-reading in just 10 joyful minutes a day.

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