May 14, 2014 · It’s called the Towel Pull or Tug of War. You, the mother, hold onto one end of a towel twisted the long way to form a sort of rope. Someone else holds the other end, or you tie it around a bar over the bed if there is one. You rest lying on your back with knees bent.

Tug of war is a great heavy work activity to do with your child to help with body awareness, proprioceptive input, and self-regulation. You’ll need a rope or, alternatively, a sheet or towel. This video focuses on assuming the right body position and finding balance to make sure your child’s body is getting the right proprioceptive input.

Jan 17, 2020 · Mama holds onto to one end of the towel, or sheet, that has been twisted to form a “rope”, while someone else holds the other end (you could also tie it around a bar over the bed if there is one available).

Place the rolled-up towel so that it forms a "V". Take hold of the middle of the towel. Have your partner takes hold at the end of both sides. Practice holding and resisting against your partner.

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