After a busy first month of 2021, let’s take a moment and consider our relationships with our loved ones. How have you been showing love to your kids and teens? Did you know that love doesn’t need to be expressed in expensive or fancy ways. In fact, the best kind of love is the oneContinue reading “Sending Love With Our February Newsletter”
Tag Archives: Child Life Specialist
Three Mask-Wearing Tricks
Are wearing masks driving you crazy? Have you tried these three tricks to make masks easier to wear? If not, these small changes will rock your world! Check it out!
5 Signs the Pandemic is Hurting Your Child
The playful exterior is not always a mirror image of what is going on inside. Kids express their feelings in many different ways. Sometimes they don’t even know that a feeling is connected to a specific event or problem!
January Newsletter Available!
Let’s start 2021 off on the right foot! Prepare for the COVID-19 vaccine with your little ones and learn a fun new brain teaser!
Shapes Scavenger Hunt
Looking for another activity for your young preschoolers? How about a shape scavenger hunt? Not only is it great for beginning math skills, but it encourages exploration and creativity. And it is a great opportunity for little ones to be in control, which they love!
December Newsletter!
Happy Holidays everyone!!! We are excited to release the December edition of the Caregiver Connections Newsletter! You can download your copy below! And if you would like to receive the newsletter straight to your inbox, sign up here!
Intensive Announcement
Calling all Child Life Students! Are you confused with what goes where on your applications? Are you struggling with your essays? Do you stress during interviews? We are here for you! Thriving Play is excited to announce its inaugural Child Life Student Digital Intensive: Preparing for the Clinical Experience Participants will meet December 14th, 15th,Continue reading “Intensive Announcement”
We have a Youtube Channel!
We’ve got a Youtube Channel! Our first video is a fun activity you can do with your kids. It’s a great introduction to expression and acting! And a great way to start a conversation about favorite autumn traditions!
Thankful Jar Activity
Looking for an activity to celebrate November and Thanksgiving? Try making a Thankful Jar. Cultivating gratitude is closely linked to self-esteem and positive outlooks.
Trick or Treat Checklist
Are you ready for Halloween this year? It may look a little different since we are still in the middle of a pandemic. But we can still have some fun. Can anyone say Trick or Treat?
