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… paper.Other ideas include:Water.Craft pom-poms.Cotton balls.Easter grass.Packing peanuts.Buttons.Young likes creating sensory bins using dried rice, pasta or beans. You can even add tools like small toy shovels …
… your loved one on how to manage their own care, depending on the stage of their condition.Creating a daily checklist can be helpful. Consider adding these tasks to it:Scheduling appointments.Filling prescriptions.Taking …
… us together,” Dr. Tworek notes. “It can be a way that we bond to one another by creating an atmosphere of human connection.”Some researchers suggest that tears have a place in human evolution, too …
… Lee recommends lower-tech versions, such as Legos and K’Nex. “Choose things that involve building or creating. Look for toys that are interactive, involve open-ended solutions and encourage collaboration. Those are the building …
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… or public spaces.If you notice these behaviors, it’s time to implement your wandering safety plan.Creating a wandering safety planIf you have children, you’ve probably sat down with them at some point …
If you are taking care of a husband, wife or another family member with leukemia, you probably have questions. You may wonder: Do I know what I really need to know about this disease? How …
Many of us have been married to stress for a very long time.It clings to us at work, it swirls around us as we manage personal matters, and it even crawls into bed with …
You want your child to be safe, but not anxious. Aware of their surroundings, but not living in fear. Confident that they can go out and face the world, but not be reckless.It’s …
You’re telling a story at work and totally blank on the name of that colleague you talk to every single day. You’re asking your kids to do something around the house but can …
When you fill a glass with some ice and open the fridge, what kind of beverage do you go for? Regular, plain old water? Or maybe a carbonated, less healthy but arguably better-tasting option …
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