Kids That Go

03/06/2026

Loved the digital version? 💙

Now imagine your child sorting, playing and learning with the physical cards right in front of them.

The Self Care Kids Cards turn everyday tasks into conversations, goals and wins. From brushing teeth and washing hands to learning new self-care skills, these cards help children take ownership of their health, hygiene and independence.

✨ 74 full-colour cards
✨ 2 fun games included
✨ Early Childhood to Teens
✨ FREE Shipping Australia-wide

Ready to help your child become more independent?

👉 Link in the comments.

02/06/2026

Many parents are surprised to learn that hard, painful poos can become a long-term problem if constipation isn't treated early.

Key things that help:
💧Regular big water drinks
🍎Fruit and vegetables daily
🚽A consistent toilet routine
🏃‍♂️Physical activity and movement
👩‍⚕️Following your healthcare team's advice

Remember, constipation often needs active treatment and support, it doesn't always resolve with diet changes alone.

Healthy bowels help children feel comfortable, confident, and ready to thrive 💛

Visit Kids That Go for more helpful info (link in comments 👇)

02/06/2026

🩵Grateful for opportunities like this

A huge thank you to Zi Mei Events for having Becky present CONQUERING A CODE BROWN. It's always wonderful to see therapists, educators, and professionals come together to learn practical, evidence-based strategies that support children and families.

Here's to more confident conversations, better outcomes, and helping kids thrive🚽⭐

SO MANY THANKS ... Today we were privileged to have Rebecca Khan from Kids That Go Therapies present our ONLINE workshop … CONQUERING A “CODE BROWN”. Thank you Rebecca for providing such an amazing workshop on faecal smearing with such an empathetic and evidence-based approach. Thank you also for sharing so many practical strategies and clinical resources.

This was a great learning opportunity for all involved - with participants actively engaging in Q&A, discussions and clinical reflections - a great group indeed!

There are still places in our upcoming CONQUERING THE WEES & POOS workshop, also presented by Rebecca. Register online at our website www.zimei.com.au

❤️

01/06/2026

Tomorrow's the day!😘

Sit, relax, and have a lovely evening with Occupational Therapist Annette as she share her years of experience to guide your child in achieving calm control😌

Haven't registered yet?🤭
Check link in the comments for more details
Or
Scan the QR Code

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🚽 Toileting struggles are more common than many families realise — and you don’t have to navigate them alone. 💛

Join Occupational Therapist Annette Collins for our upcoming Toileting Independence Workshops, designed to support parents, carers, educators and therapists with practical strategies to help children build confidence and independence with toileting.

These workshops will cover:
✨ common toileting challenges
✨ practical strategies that actually help
✨ support for children with and without disabilities
✨ ways to make toileting less stressful for everyone involved

Whether you’re supporting a child at home, in childcare or at school, these sessions are designed to provide real-life, practical support in a warm and understanding environment.

📍 Limited places available
🔗 Registration details in the comments or Scan the QR Code!

28/05/2026

Working together to learn about our bodies increases the fun and contributes to participation.

Email now at [email protected] to register interest for term 3 toileting groups😄

OR

Visit Kids That Go(link in the comments👇)

28/05/2026

Hurry up and join to have fun with your family!🥰

Join the Great Dunny Hunt 🔎🚽

Help uncover hidden toilets and find those ‘secret’ ones which may be hiding in plain sight.

Simply add a toilet to the National Public Toilet Map and go into the draw to win a $1,000 Discovery Holiday Parks voucher.

Visit 🔗 www.continence.org.au/great-dunny-hunt for full details

-1800-33-00-66

27/05/2026

🚽 Toileting struggles are more common than many families realise — and you don’t have to navigate them alone. 💛

Join Occupational Therapist Annette Collins for our upcoming Toileting Independence Workshops, designed to support parents, carers, educators and therapists with practical strategies to help children build confidence and independence with toileting.

These workshops will cover:
✨ common toileting challenges
✨ practical strategies that actually help
✨ support for children with and without disabilities
✨ ways to make toileting less stressful for everyone involved

Whether you’re supporting a child at home, in childcare or at school, these sessions are designed to provide real-life, practical support in a warm and understanding environment.

📍 Limited places available
🔗 Registration details in the comments or Scan the QR Code!

26/05/2026

Including children in the goal-setting process helps build:
✔️ Motivation and engagement
✔️ Confidence and independence
✔️ Self-reflection and problem-solving skills
✔️ Trust and collaboration
✔️ Pride in their progress

Even simple choices or visual supports can help children feel heard and involved in their therapy journey 🌱

Because therapy goals work best when they’re meaningful to the child — not just the adults around them 💛

Visit Kids That Go — link in comments 👇

26/05/2026

Follow Be Brilliant now! More surprises are waiting!😉

✨ Supporting children starts with supporting the people around them. ✨

At Be Brilliant Therapy, we provide practical, child-focused occupational therapy support that helps children build confidence, independence and everyday life skills. 💛

From toileting independence to emotional regulation, and from supporting educators to empowering families — we’re here to help children participate, learn and thrive.

Follow our page for:
🌟 practical parenting & educator tips
🌟 therapy insights & resources
🌟 real-life strategies that actually help
🌟 support for everyday challenges

🔗 Link in the comments!

25/05/2026

🚨 New Blog Alert 🚨

Big feelings aren’t just hard for kids — they can feel overwhelming for parents too. 💜

Our newest blog, Parent Self-Regulation Part 1, explores how staying calm, noticing your own “shark music,” and responding with connection can help children feel safer and more supported during emotional moments.

Inside, we share:
✨ what parent self-regulation actually means
✨ simple calming strategies for stressful moments
✨ why repair matters more than perfection
✨ how your calm helps shape your child’s emotional skills

Because sometimes the most powerful support we can give our children… starts with regulating ourselves first. 🌿

🔗 Link in the comments!