Pediatric Potentials

05/22/2023

Embracing the future of fashion! The Adaptive Clothing Market is projected to reach a staggering $426,740,000 by 2030, representing a remarkable 5.18% growth from 2023. At Runway of Dreams, we're proud to be at the forefront of this inclusive revolution, championing fashion that caters to diverse needs and celebrates individuality. Together, we're shaping a stylish future that leaves no one behind 💫

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02/05/2023

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01/31/2023

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01/08/2023

Pediatric Potentials is happy to be collecting canned soup for our Souper Bowl charity event.

"Soup"er Bowl Soup Can Drive What to bring? Soup, as many as you are able, every can will help When? January 9th through February 24th Where are we donating? We will donate soup to Livingston Neighbor

12/30/2021

We are so grateful for all of you!

12/20/2021

12/12/2021

Here is a fun indoor activity to do with your kids when it is cold outside courtesy of Pediatric Potentials -- plan a Drive In Movie! 🚘

Have some big boxes around the house? Cut off any flaps so the top is entirely free (and smooth for curious fingers) then set the kids off to decorate them. This is a fun time to practice naming colors or using crayons to draw their names on the works of art. Is there something the teacher is encouraging you to work on over break? Everything is better when you’re practicing on your own cars, boat, or plane. Then everyone gets to park his or her new rides in the living room for a movie! Snacks optional…but a juice box would be awesome.

Contact us for more tips and/or a consultation -- 973-535-5010.

12/06/2021

Fun Activity for Children, courtesy of Pediatric Potentials -- Building a cozy fort with your child is a fun way to stay indoors on a cold winter day. Gather some old sheets, blankets, pillows, cardboard, clothespins, lights, and yarn in a big laundry basket. Let the kids use their imaginations to build forts between chairs or behind couches. Don’t be afraid to get involved with the fort building, especially if your child is small or has special needs. Having a flashlight, string lights, or battery-powered candle will make the fort cozy. You can bring in your child’s favorite books, games, or sensory bins to spend a cozy afternoon in their soft, blanket clubhouse. While building, or once inside, you can practice vocabulary by talking about the activities. Have your child use words like: fort, blanket, pillow, hide, cozy, help, build, or other fun words. Oh, and don’t forget the snacks!

Give us a call for more fun tips or for a consultation -- 973-535-5010.

11/29/2021

Happy Hanukkah 🕎 Pediatric Potentials

11/24/2021

Happy Thanksgiving ❤️ Pediatric Potentials. "Showing gratitude is one of the simplest yet most powerful things humans can do for each other."
~~~ Randy Pausch🍁🥧🦃

11/22/2021

Enjoy this "Quote of the Day" from Pediatric Potentials! 973-535-5010