By Inspire Pediatric Therapy

Pediatric OT resources
built for real families.

A structured library of parent guides, clinician packets, and activity sheets covering 10 skill areas — all organised by your child's developmental level so you know exactly where to start and what comes next.

Browse the LibraryGetting Started Guide ↓ Free
Created by licensed pediatric OTs
10 skill areas covered
4 developmental levels in every skill
40+ guides and clinician packets
Printable — no app required
What's covered

Ten skill areas. Every level.

Click any skill area to see all available guides, clinician packets, and activity sheets — with free samples and bundle pricing.

View all skill areas on the Browse page →
The level system

Learn the system once.
Use it across every skill.

All ten skill categories use the same four levels. Once you know your child's level in one area, you know where to start in any other. No jargon, no guesswork.

EmergingSkill is absent or inconsistent.

Resources focus on first exposures, sensory foundations, motivation, and building confidence. No correction — only encouragement and exploration.

DevelopingSkill is present but unreliable.

Resources focus on accuracy, consistency, and building good habits before moving on. The most important level to get right.

ConsistentSkill is reliable in structured contexts.

Resources focus on extending complexity, increasing endurance, and introducing variation. The child can do it — now they need to do it in more places.

AdvancedSkill is automatic.

Resources focus on applying across new settings, increasing speed and independence, and preparing for the next developmental demand.

Not sure which level your child is at? Download the free Getting Started Guide — it walks you through a simple observation process for any skill area and helps you find the right starting point.  Download free →
Who this is for

Built for families and clinicians.

Every resource has two audiences — the parents doing the daily work at home, and the OTs supporting them in the clinic.

👨‍👩‍👧 For parents & families

  • Plain-language guides explaining each skill in everyday terms
  • Printable activity sheets for home practice between sessions
  • Creative at-home activities using only household items
  • Deep-dive guides on emotional regulation and the sensory system
  • Clear signs when your child is ready to move to the next level
  • A free Getting Started Guide that orients you to the whole library

⚕ For pediatric OTs & clinicians

  • Clinician packets with goal banks and documentation language
  • STG and LTG sample goals written out for all four levels in every skill
  • Grading tables with supports and modifications at every level
  • Caregiver coaching prompts and teach-back cues for families
  • A Goal Writing Reference and Caregiver Coaching Guide
  • Resources designed to extend clinic work into the home
How it works

Three steps. No guesswork.

1

Find your child's level

Download the free Getting Started Guide or use the level descriptions on any skill page. The four levels describe performance — not age — so you find the right fit quickly.

2

Download your resources

Every skill area has a free sample. Download it, try it, and if it fits — buy the full bundle for that skill area from our Wix store. One-time purchase, yours to keep and print forever.

3

Practice between sessions

Use the parent guide to understand the skill, and the activity sheets for home practice. Bring the guide to your OT appointments so everyone is working from the same framework.

Ready to explore?

Browse all ten skill areas, download free samples, and find exactly what your child needs — or head to the Clinician Hub if you're a pediatric OT.

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