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Children's Therapy Connection

15 hours ago

Check out this spooky sensory bin! We are having so much fun in First Steps today! ... See MoreSee Less

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Children's Therapy Connection

15 hours ago

Check out this spooky sensory bin! We are having so much fun in First Steps today! ... See MoreSee Less

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Children's Therapy Connection

1 day ago

Fun Halloween activities are happening in the clinic! At Children's Therapy Connection, we strive to make therapy fun and engaging!

#Halloween #OT #PT #SLP ... See MoreSee Less

Fun Halloween activities are happening in the clinic! At Childrens Therapy Connection, we strive to make therapy fun and engaging!

#Halloween #OT #PT #SLP

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Children's Therapy Connection

2 days ago

We had so much fun last Halloween!

Is your child dressing up this year? Share your photos in the comments below!

#Halloween #IndianapolisWoody and Jessie had lots of fun at therapy today! ... See MoreSee Less

We had so much fun last Halloween!

Is your child dressing up this year? Share your photos in the comments below!

#Halloween #Indianapolis

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Children's Therapy Connection

3 days ago

We want to help protect your little pumpkin this Halloween! We have highlighted some Halloween candy choking hazards for toddlers. Choking risks can never be completely eliminated, but candies that are softer and easier to chew tend to be a safer choice. In general, chocolate bar-style candy such as Hershey bars or kisses, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, 3 Musketeers, and other chocolates that nearly melt in your mouth (or don’t have large nut pieces) make a good choice for toddlers! What is your favorite Halloween treat?

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We want to help protect your little pumpkin this Halloween! We have highlighted some Halloween candy choking hazards for toddlers. Choking risks can never be completely eliminated, but candies that are softer and easier to chew tend to be a safer choice. In general, chocolate bar-style candy such as Hershey bars or kisses, Reeses Peanut Butter Cups, 3 Musketeers, and other chocolates that nearly melt in your mouth (or don’t have large nut pieces) make a good choice for toddlers! What is your favorite Halloween treat?

#Halloween #TrickOrTreat #Toddlers

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