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toddler biting an Occupational Therapist perspective

"My child is biting” What it really means and what to do about it.

— Ezette Potgieter
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Is your child biting at school or at home? Paediatric OT Ezette Fourie breaks down the real sensory and developmental reasons behind toddler biting, and gives parents five practical steps to take when it happens.

Liquid Sensory Tiles

Liquid Sensory Tiles

— Ezette Fourie
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Why Liquid Sensory Tiles Are a Game-Changer for Early Learners

In the world of early childhood development, hands-on, multi-sensory experiences are the foundation of meaningful learning. Among the many tools available to support young learners, liquid sensory tiles stand out as a playful, powerful resource that offers far more than just visual appeal. These colourful, gel-filled floor tiles are not only captivating—they’re packed with developmental benefits that support movement, coordination, emotional regulation, and cognitive growth.

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