Empowering Parents with NDIS At-Home Therapy Kits

Navigating therapy services for your child can be challenging, but you don't have to do it alone. Small Moments Speech & Play has NDIS At-Home Therapy Kits designed to empower you—the expert on your child—to support their development through purposeful play. Learn how our curated kits bridge gaps in therapy services, making it easier to integrate beneficial activities into your daily routine. Together, we can transform everyday moments into opportunities for growth

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Preparing for a Meaningful Christmas with Replayable Toys

As the festive season draws near, choosing the perfect gifts for our children can feel overwhelming. At Small Moments Speech & Play, we believe in the magic of replayable toys—gifts that spark imagination, foster development, and become cherished favourites for years to come. This Christmas, let's focus on quality over quantity, creating lasting memories with toys that truly enrich our children's lives. Discover how investing in thoughtful play can make this holiday season more meaningful for your family.

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National Simultaneous Storytime

National Simultaneous Storytime

Come and join me reading Bowerbird Blues by Aura Parker for National Simultaneous Storytime 2024. At Small Moments Speech & Play, we understand the profound impact that shared reading experiences can have on family bonds and child development. Stories like "Bowerbird Blues" offer so much more than entertainment—they are gateways to connection, learning, and imagination. To celebrate this special event, we invite you to explore "Bowerbird Blues" and other wonderful books that can enrich your family’s reading experience. Visit our book section and find new favourites to share with your children. Additionally, you can watch the storytelling video of "Bowerbird Blues" to enjoy the story together.

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Small steps...stumble, trip and up again.

The more research and learning I do, the more I understand the benefits and the mechanics of children learning through play and everyday interactions. Parenting is the hardest job there is and while I believe that parents have the skills and abilities to help their children, I also know how overwhelming it is to try to do it all. For families in rural communities there are the extra barriers involving travel, access and availability of services, so my aim is to empower parents, no matter where they are, to help their children

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What my overseas trip taught me about my job.

While I understood this all before my trip, I had not experienced and felt it in a very long time. Shared experience is not always necessary for empathy, but having a small glimpse of struggling with communication on a daily basis really helped me, as did reflecting on my experiences. I want to keep putting myself in new situations that challenge me and help me rethink how I work and how I understand the children I work with.

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