More activities using ball pit balls! This one focuses on crossing midline, reaction time and and eye hand coordination. It is harder than it looks! If you want to make it easier, using a wide diameter pool noodle or cardboard tube that stands up better. If you want to make it harder, use a full size pool noodle. | Your Therapy Source

Slow, rhythmic pressure using a bouncy therapy ball is more than a calming activity - it’s powerful neurological input. Here’s why our therapists use it: 🔹 Activates the parasympathetic nervous system – reduces cortisol and helps the body shift from “fight or flight” to “rest and regulate.” 🔹 Provides proprioceptive input – deep pressure tells the brain “where the body is in space”, improving body awareness and organisation. 🔹 Supports sensory modulation – consistent, predictable input calms

Therapy Ball Exercises for Kids | Balance, Core Strength & Coordination Looking for effective exercises to support your child’s motor development? This fun and functional activity on a therapy ball helps improve: ✔️ Core muscle strength ✔️ Postural control ✔️ Balance and stability ✔️ Hand-eye coordination Ideal for children with: 🧠 Low muscle tone (hypotonia) 🧠 Delayed motor milestones 🧠 Sensory integration challenges 🧠 Poor balance or trunk instability We use play-based therapy to encourage