New to Mama OT?

If you’re new to Mama OT, I want you to know I’m so glad you’re here. I hope you’ll find this blog to be a place where you can learn some great tips and gather some fun ideas to try out with the kids in your life. Be sure to subscribe to this blog by visiting the homepage and signing up to receive email updates of new posts. You can read about the inspiration behind Mama OT by clicking here.

But wait…there’s more to Mama OT than just this blog! I also share helpful tidbits and photos through Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest, so if any of those are up your alley, check them out and follow along!

Here are some of the most popular posts on this blog (in no particular order). Check them out and come back frequently so you can keep up with all the great stuff here!

15 Toys for Baby’s First Year

7 Tips for Making Tummy Time a Little Less…Um…Miserable

Toddler Fine Motor Skills: Pipe Cleaner Colander
toddler fine motor skills: pipe cleaner colander

Exersaucers: The good, the bad, the better

Easy Sensory Bags for Babies and Toddlers
sensory bags

40 Fun Sensory Bags
sensory bags

3 Tricks to Help Kids Learn to Hold Their Pencil Correctly
how to hold a pencil

50 Fun Ways to Play with Tongs 
tongs

10 Tips for Helping Babies Learn to Roll

Why Kids Should Play with Baby Dolls (YES, even BOYS!)

 

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7 thoughts on “New to Mama OT?

  1. Yea
    Yea! I’m so excited I’ve found your blog! I’m an OT (and mommy to 2) working in home health. So nice to have a clear site that I can share with my parents!

  2. I’m a PT working in early intervention and am sure I will be referring parents to your site! Found you through Pinterest! Thanks for posting all this!

  3. Regarding severe diaper rash, my grandson had it so bad his bottom would bleed, the very best resolution is a dry bottom then put a layer of monastat women’s yeast cream and rub in, then apply a layer of diaper rash cream and rub in, then a light sprinkle of powder. Believe me it works because diaper rash is basically a yeast infection.