KidsAbility in Cayman

Early Explorers Group (Ages 1–3 Years)

Looking for a fun, structured, and engaging group experience for your toddler?

Join KidsAbility’s Early Explorers Group, designed to support communication, social interaction, play skills, attention, early learning, and developmental growth through therapist-led activities in a nurturing environment.

Each session includes:

🎵 Circle Time
Children are welcomed with greeting songs, visual schedules, and opportunities to build communication, participation, and routine-following skills.

🎶 Songs & Movement
Interactive songs, dancing, movement games, and sensory activities encourage coordination, body awareness, and engagement.

📚 Book Time
Stories are brought to life through interactive reading experiences that support language development, attention, literacy, and imagination.

✂️ Table Top Activities
Children participate in hands-on activities that promote fine motor skills, sensory exploration, creativity, and early cognitive development.

🤝 Group Games & Social Learning
Fun group activities help children practice turn-taking, sharing, cooperative play, problem-solving, and peer interaction.

👋 Closing Circle
Sessions end with a goodbye routine and home activity suggestions to help families continue learning and skill-building throughout the week.

Our Early Explorers Group provides a wonderful opportunity for young children to learn, play, and build confidence alongside their peers while developing important foundational skills.

📅 June 30 – August 25, 2026
🕘 Tuesdays | 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Fee: CI$315
📍 KidsAbility Clinic, 8 Midtown Plaza, 273 Elgin Avenue

Spaces are limited. Contact us today to register!

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Thank you to everyone who joined us this evening for “Sensory Overwhelm to Calm Connection”!

We had a fantastic turnout and loved sharing practical, evidence-based strategies to help children move from overwhelm to regulation through connection, co-regulation, and understanding sensory needs.

Thank you for being part of the conversation and for your commitment to supporting children’s well-being.

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☀️ SUMMER CAMPS ARE HERE AT KIDSABILITY ☀️

Join us for two exciting weeks of fun, learning, movement, and skill building:

📅 June 29 – July 3, 2026
📅 August 24 – 28, 2026

Our 2026 Summer Camps include:

• Pre-Teen/Teen Executive Function Camp
• Handwriting Camp
• Legotherapy Camp
• Learn to Ride Programme
• Typing Club
• Early Explorers Club

At KidsAbility, our camps are designed to support children’s development through engaging, evidence-based activities in a safe and supportive environment.

✔ All camps are led by licensed therapists
✔ Small group sizes for individualized support
✔ Child-friendly, structured environment
✔ Enhanced cleaning and sanitization procedures
✔ Staff screening and safety protocols in place

Whether your child is building confidence, strengthening motor skills, developing independence, or preparing for the school year ahead, our camps provide meaningful opportunities for growth while having fun.

Spaces are limited and camps fill quickly each year.

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Today marks KidsAbility’s 14 year anniversary. 💛

We are incredibly grateful for the trust and faith our community has placed in KidsAbility over the past 14 years, and honoured to have supported more than 2,000 families within the Cayman community along the way.

One of the greatest privileges of our work is having the opportunity to walk alongside children and families as they grow, thrive, and reach important milestones, one step at a time. From first words, to first friendships, to growing confidence and independence, it is a privilege to witness the resilience, progress, and potential of every child we support.

Thank you to our families, children, schools, community partners, and dedicated team members for being part of the KidsAbility journey. Your trust, collaboration, and belief in children make this work so meaningful.

Here’s to continuing to support children and families in our community for many years to come. 💛

May is Better Speech and Hearing Month. This is a wonderful video celebrating and highlighting the voices, experiences, and strengths of people who stutter ❤️

Celebrating Occupational Therapy Month 💙

This month, we’re celebrating the incredible work of our Occupational Therapists (OTs) at KidsAbility 👏

A heartfelt thank you to our amazing team:
✨ Mareli Joubert
✨ Eliné Cloete
✨ Gráinne Houlihan
✨ Arianna McCoy

Your dedication, creativity, and care make a meaningful difference in the lives of the children and families we support every day.

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What is Occupational Therapy?

Occupational Therapy helps children build the skills they need for everyday life- at home, at school, and in the community.

This can include:
• Fine motor skills (writing, cutting, dressing)
• Sensory processing and regulation
• Attention and focus
• Independence with daily routines
• Emotional regulation and play skills

OT is all about helping children participate, succeed, and feel confident in their world.

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Signs Your Child Might Benefit from OT

You might consider an OT assessment if your child:
• Struggles with handwriting, cutting, or using utensils
• Avoids certain textures, sounds, or environments
• Has difficulty with dressing, feeding, or self-care tasks
• Finds it hard to sit still, focus, or follow routines
• Becomes easily overwhelmed or has big emotional reactions
• Has challenges with coordination, balance, or body awareness

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At KidsAbility, we take a child-first, strengths-based approach - meeting each child where they are and supporting them to thrive.

If you have questions about Occupational Therapy or would like to learn more, our team is here to help.

Supporting Co-Regulation in Schools 💛

We’re excited to be partnering with the Ministry of Education for an upcoming SENCO Connection Session focused on a topic that sits at the heart of student wellbeing:

Co-Regulation: The Adult’s Role in Supporting Emotional Regulation

🗓 April 30, 2026
⏰ 12:30 PM

In this session, we’ll explore how educators and support staff can intentionally use their presence, responses, and relationships to help students regulate emotions, build resilience, and feel safe in the learning environment.

This is a powerful opportunity for SENCOs to deepen their understanding of how co-regulation supports behaviour, learning, and connection in meaningful ways.

📩 SENCOs interested in attending can contact the Ministry of Education to receive the login link.

We look forward to connecting with you.

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