NEURO CARE

02/02/2026

Small rings. Big brain wins 🧠✨
Hand–eye coordination + focus + fun = unlocked 🎯
This is how play builds skills 💥

Every throw is a brain signal ⚡
Every goal builds coordination 🎯
Simple games. Powerful growth 🚀

A game for all ages

🧠 AGE-WISE BENEFITS

👶 2–3 YEARS
Improves hand–eye coordination
Builds grip strength & wrist control
Supports visual tracking
Encourages cause & effect understanding
Boosts early attention span

👉 At this age, it’s not about scoring — it’s about trying.

🧒 4–5 YEARS
Enhances bilateral coordination (both sides of body working together)
Improves motor planning (aim → throw → adjust)
Builds focus & turn-taking
Strengthens shoulder & core stability
Teaches patience and waiting

👉 Perfect for preschool readiness.

👦 6–7 YEARS
Refines aiming accuracy
Improves eye dominance & depth perception
Builds self-regulation (control force & speed)
Encourages problem solving (“Why did I miss?”)
Boosts confidence through success

👉 Great for kids with attention or coordination challenges.

👧 8+ YEARS
Enhances planning & strategy
Improves reaction time
Strengthens fine + gross motor integration
Builds emotional regulation (handling wins & misses)
Encourages healthy competition

👉 Simple game, high-level brain engagement.

💡 PRO TIP (for parents)by an occupational therapist:

Change distance, ring size, height, or time limit

➡️ Same game, new brain challenge 🧠🔥

30/01/2026

30/01/2026

They didn’t try every YouTube therapy.
They didn’t follow random reels or “quick fixes”.

They chose science, qualified guidance, and consistency —

because their child deserved certainty, not confusion.

📩 DM to understand what actually works.


QualifiedCare | YouTube | occupational therapy | professional guidance | Expert vs quacks

29/01/2026

No words can explain this feeling 🧿
No reward can replace these words 🥰

28/01/2026

Small space at home 🏠 ? Sensory support
is still possible.

If your child needs movement, pressure, or keeps fidgeting-but you don’t have enough space-this simple vibrating plate activity can really help.

In this Reel, Dr. Jolly Gupta Jain, Neuro child Occupational Therapist, shows easy in-place proprioceptive +vestibular activity with different combinations that can be done in one spot, using minimal space.

* This activity help with:

Body awareness

Calmness & self-regulation

Focus before homework or screen time





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26/01/2026

24/01/2026

🧠⚖️ Same activity. Two very different movement patterns.

A well-integrated brain often shows:

✔️ Better balance
✔️ Smoother, flowing coordination
✔️ Easy left–right integration
✔️ Controlled start–stop movements

A developing / dysregulated brain may show:

⚡ Wobbling or frequent falls
⚡ Jerky, rushed movements
⚡ One side doing all the work
⚡ Difficulty crossing midline

❗ This is not lack of effort.
It’s the brain still learning how to talk to both sides together.

When balance improves →
coordination improves →
attention, confidence & learning improve too.

✨ Movement reveals brain balance.
🧩 How to build balance, coordination & bilateral integration

Try these daily (5–10 minutes is enough 👇):

🔹 Animal walks (bear, crab, frog)
🔹 Climbing & hanging (monkey bars, ladders)
🔹 Cross-body games (touch right knee with left hand)
🔹 Balance challenges (single-leg stand, wobble boards)
🔹 Throw–catch with both hands
🔹 Jumping patterns (jump in/out, left/right, hopscotch)

Consistency > intensity.
The brain loves repetition. 🧠💪