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Fun Fact! Rimjhim's favourite planet is Mars! She

Fun Fact! Rimjhim's favourite planet is Mars!

She holds a Bachelor of Science in Physiology and a Master of Occupational Therapy, both from the University of Sydney.

Rimjhim is enthusiastic about combining her background in science and commitment to evidence-based, family-centred practice to help every child achieve their absolute best.

Rimjhim has had broad experience with children, including those with autism spectrum disorders, ADHD and ODD, sensory processing difficulties, genetic conditions, cerebral palsy, and Down syndrome. She also enjoys working with children to develop their fine motor and writing skills and has a special interest in helping children with toileting issues.

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“My name is Ellie! I am a 4th year Occupational

“My name is Ellie!

I am a 4th year Occupational Therapy Student.
I enjoy painting and drawing, going out for coffee with friends and bushwalking.
I will be working with the team at Childworks to develop resources for the Ready, set, kindy programme. This programme is aimed at helping children to develop the skills that they need in preparation for kindergarten.
I’m so excited that I will be working with Childworks over the next 10 weeks! 😊”

Bilateral coordination is the ability for a person

Bilateral coordination is the ability for a person to use both their left and right side of the body simultaniously, in an organised and methodical way.

Bilateral coordination is the ability for a person to use both their left and right side of the body simultaneously, in an organised and methodical way.

This can mean using both hands moving in the same manner to catch a ball or completing a different action with either hand to achieve a task. Such as using the right hand to hold scissors and to cut a piece of paper, whilst using the leeft to control the page.

A fun and engaging way to help your child develop their bilateral coordination is to try our bug and spider weaving activity. All you need is some string and some toy bugs or spiders.

Simply tie the sting to the end of the toy and have your child hold the bug with one hand and weave the string around and through the legs with the other hand.

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If you have a young child, playing with toy cars a

If you have a young child, playing with toy cars and trucks is an opportunity for interactive fun! It's wonderful to see them get excited as they explore their world through movement and creative play.

Your child will improve their gross motor skills by moving the vehicle around on the play mat, moving their body, and using up energy.

Fine motor skills are developed through the practice of hand-eye coordination as they use their hands and fingers, to steer and guide the car around the play mat. Following the roads and moving past other vehicles.

Pushing the car around will also help them to understand cause and effect as they will notice how hard they push the car or how much pressure they apply to the car can change the outcome.

Interactive and creative play with other children will also improve their vocabulary, social skills, and communication, allowing children to further develop social and emotional confidence.

Playing with cars and roads is a wonderful way to introduce road safety awareness. Where is the pedestrian crossing? What do you do before you cross the road?

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