That’s a great question, Sarah! If you see a baby pool in the yard, that could be a great conversation starter. You could also ask the family what they like to do, or what they would be doing if you weren’t there…and then schedule to do that with them for your next visit. If you’ve only ever done visits in the home, sometimes it can feel weird to ask families about other stuff they do, but you can use those conversations to learn more about the family so that the intervention strategies you teach the family are meaningful in lots of different familiar situations. It’s always more powerful to go join those other activities instead of just talk about them and plus, a change of scenery is great for everyone. Good luck and let us know how the water table session goes!

Definately a huge perk! I think a visit to the beach sounds like fun too. I hope others will share fun things they do during visits in the summertime too! Thanks Lisa!