KTL occupational therapist Anna DeHondt teaches about the benefits of making tie blankets and tells you how to do a tie blanket at home with your child to be given to those facing housing insecurity during the winter months.

Bilateral coordination is the skill needed to use both sides of the body together in an organized way. We take for granted how often we rely on bilateral coordination skills in daily activities and play routines.

Around the age of 5-7 years old many children begin to develop the skills and coordination necessary to complete shoe tying. As your child begins to practice, here are some fun activities to help!

Activities of Daily Living (ADL) refers to the ability to complete tasks in order to care for oneself.