Wise Owl Learning & Development Center

Research suggests that physical activity and sensory-motor experiences play an important role in child development, including attention and participation in daily activities. 🧸

This is why many occupational therapy activities involve movement, play, and sensory experiences, not just table work!

For inquiries on assessment and therapy, feel free to contact us 🦉

📚 Reference: Schaaf RC, Mailloux Z. Clinician’s Guide for Implementing Ayres Sensory Integration. American Journal of Occupational Therapy. 2015.

We’re looking for new and experienced therapists to join our team! 🦉

Whether you’re starting your journey or already experienced in the field, we value therapists who are compassionate, collaborative, and passionate about helping children thrive ✨

What we offer:
✔ Competitive compensation
✔ Flexible scheduling options
✔ Strong administrative support
✔ Child-centered approach to care
✔ Supportive and collaborative work culture
✔ Company-sponsored trainings and learning opportunities

Open positions:
🗣 Speech Language Pathologis(s)
🧸 Occupational Therapist(s)

📍 2nd floor, #10 Onelia Jose St., BF Resort Village, Las Piñas
📩 Send your CV to: [email protected]

Potty training is an important developmental milestone, but children become ready at different times. Rather than focusing on age, it is helpful to look for signs that a child is physically, emotionally, and developmentally prepared. 💙

For assessment and therapy inquiries, please message us at Wise Owl Learning and Development Center. 🦉

Vocabulary development doesn’t have to feel like a lesson 🗣️

Children learn new words best through everyday experiences. One helpful strategy is to expand what your child says. If they say one word, try adding one or two more words in response. This helps model language naturally without pressure!

For inquiries on assessment and therapy, feel free to contact us. 🦉

To all the moms, grandmothers, and mother figures who nurture, guide, advocate, and celebrate every little milestone, Happy Mother’s Day from Wise Owl. 🩷

Thank you for being your child’s greatest advocate and biggest source of comfort and strength. 🦉

This Labor Day, we recognize the effort and dedication behind every child’s progress and the people who support them ⭐️

To the parents showing up every day,
to the children putting in the effort to learn,
and to the teachers guiding them every step of the way,

every small step forward is worth celebrating!

For assessment and therapy inquiries, please message us at Wise Owl Learning & Development Center. 🦉

Turn-taking is an important skill that helps children learn how to communicate, interact, and play with others. 🧸

One of the easiest ways to teach this is through simple, play-based activities at home. Games like catching a ball, building blocks, or puzzles help children understand the concept of “my turn” and “your turn.”

Start simple and follow your child’s pace!
For assessment and therapy inquiries, please message us at Wise Owl Learning and Development Center. 🦉

Research shows that children learn language best through real-life interaction—talking, playing, and engaging with people. 🧡

Some studies have found that higher screen time is associated with slower language development, partly because it reduces the chance for back-and-forth communication.

That said, not all screen time is the same. The impact can vary depending on the child’s age, the content, and whether a parent is actively engaging with them during screen use.

In the end, screens can’t replace something essential: real conversations & interaction ✨

Source: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8905397/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

For assessment and therapy inquiries, please message us at Wise Owl Learning and Development Center. 🦉

Looking for a simple activity you can do at home?
Try a DIY sensory bin 🧺

It may look like a basic play setup, but it actually helps develop your child’s focus, coordination, and sensory processing skills. And the best part? You can make one using items you already have at home!

Start simple, follow your child’s lead, and let them explore 🦉💚