#55 - When should I expect my child to complete daily tasks independently?

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When should I expect my child to complete daily tasks independently?

Today, Rachel and Jessica dive into what is the “normal” age for kiddos to complete various activities of daily living (aka ADLs). They reference a tool called the REAL - the Roll Evaluation of Activities of Life - as well as provide you with some of their favorite tips, tricks, and strategies to help your child progress in their ability to complete these daily tasks more successfully and independently. Enjoy! 

SHOW NOTES / LINKS / RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS

• Toileting Visual Schedule

• Fine Motor Tool Set (with 4 different tongs) 

• Mancala

• 60 Minute Visual Timer

• Dressing Boards

• Melissa & Doug Lacing Cards

• Wooden Puzzle Lacing Board

• Apple Caterpillar Lacing

• Knot So Fast

• Nuts and Bolts toys

• Metal Wire Puzzle (Set of 16)

• Wooden Geo Board (with pictures)

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