What Do We Cover?
Physical development
Sensory Integration activities can be a good workout for the children’s body core muscles, postural control, and motor planning skill through improving proximal joint stability, trunk and limbs motor coordination, and balance.
Parents can monitor children’s ability in alignment and balance in the process, providing insights on how to improve children’s daily postures.
Emotional development / Alertness adjustment
Overly excited at bedtime? Tired and sluggish in the daytime? Maintaining children’s arousal levels could be a real headache for parents of special needs children. Playing is often one of the best means to release energy and stress. Children are able to calm down their moods and increase alertness to the appropriate level.
Communication and social skills development
Depending on the game mode, other family members like parents can also be involved in children’s little games sessions. It helps create bonding and encourages children to share ideas openly with their close ones.
Cognitive skills development
Our games are designed to foster children to think, explore and figure things out. By providing children with choices, we prompt them to make thoughtful decisions and explore different ways of solving problems.
Every child has a unique way of reacting to external stimuli. Some children may even find it difficult to cope with sensory processing issues. By exposing children to external stimuli through fun and relaxing games, they are trained to identify and respond to the information they take in.