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Home Environment. Your home is where safety, security, and belonging occur for all members of your family. The habits, roles, routines, and rituals that are established within the home impact childhood identity development.

 

​Doing, being, becoming, and belonging. These four concepts from occupational therapy describe what every child needs space for to develop a healthy identity. Doing is about the skills and activities they build. Being is about who they are in quiet unstructured moments. Becoming is about who they are growing into. Belonging is where they find value and worth.

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Intentionality and responsiveness. The choices for the home, the toys within reach, the space to be bored and find something to do all are carefully selected to best meet your family's needs. The foundation for a responsive home is built around the idea that small intentional choices about your environment are some of the most powerful investments you can make in your child's development.

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Guides and resources coming soon.