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We are a sensory-friendly pediatric therapy centre and ALL kids are welcome.

We offer Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, and Behavioural Consulting to children aged 0-18. We Laugh • We Grow • We Learn • WE PLAY

We Play Kids is a pediatric therapy centre with an inter-disciplinary team of pediatric Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, and Speech-Language Pathologists. Our mission is to support the development and well-being of children and families through collaborative and research supported strategies, using a playful approach to therapy. Our vision is for ALL CHILDREN (of various abilities and neuro-diversities) to thrive at home and in their communities.

03/20/2026

Happy Fact Friday WePlay Families!

Todays fact focuses on Dysphasia🗣️

In speech therapy, we support both communication and swallowing helping rebuild language skills while also working on safe, comfortable eating and drinking. From finding the right word to taking a confident swallow, every step forward matters💡🌟

03/18/2026

👑✨ We Play Wednesday: Paper Plate Crowns!

Let your child’s imagination shine by creating their very own crown! Using a simple paper plate, kids can cut, decorate, and design a crown fit for royalty!

This fun craft supports:
✂️ Fine motor skills – cutting and decorating
🎨 Creativity & self-expression – designing their own crown
👀 Hand-eye coordination – placing stickers, drawing details
💭 Imaginative play – bringing stories and pretend play to life

All you need is a paper plate, scissors, and your favourite decorating supplies like markers, stickers, or gems!

Create, decorate, and rule your kingdom! 👑💛

03/12/2026

🌟 We Play Wednesday: Pinwheels! 🌟

Today’s activity is all about color, creativity, and a little bit of wind! 🍃 Let’s make a simple paper pinwheel that spins and spins.

How to Make Your Pinwheel:
🟧 1. Start with a square of paper. Decorate it with markers, crayons, or stickers if you’d like!
✂️ 2. Cut along the diagonals. Cut from each corner toward the center, but stop about 1 inch before the middle.
📌 3. Fold the corners. Take one corner from each triangle and gently fold it toward the center.
📍 4. Secure it. Use a push pin to attach the folded corners to the center of the paper, then pin it to a straw, pencil, or stick.
🌬 5. Make it spin! Blow on it or take it outside and watch the wind turn your colorful pinwheel!

Pinwheels are a fun way to explore movement, wind, and creativity together. Give it a try and let your little one decorate their very own spinning masterpiece! 🎨

03/07/2026

Core strength isn’t just for sports—it plays a big role in attention and learning too! 💡

When a child’s core muscles are working hard just to keep them upright, it can make focusing on listening, reading, and writing much harder. What may look like “fidgeting” or “not paying attention” could actually be their body asking for more support and movement.

Strengthening the core helps children:
✨ Sit upright comfortably
✨ Control their movements
✨ Use their hands effectively for learning tasks

Sometimes supporting the body is the first step to supporting the brain. 🧠

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03/06/2026

We Play Wednesday: Noodle Jewelry! 🌟🍝💍

Looking for a simple and fun craft to try at home? Try making noodle jewelry! All you need is some dry pasta and a piece of string or yarn. Kids can thread the noodles to create necklaces, bracelets, or even fun shapes.

This activity is not only creative but also helps build important skills!

✨ Fine motor skills – threading pasta strengthens little fingers
✨ Hand-eye coordination – guiding the string through each noodle
✨ Creativity & patterning – choosing colours and making designs

You can even turn it into a learning game by creating colour patterns, counting noodles, or spelling simple words with letter beads.

Simple materials, big learning through play! 🎨

03/02/2026

Happy Movement Monday! 😊

For today’s Movement Monday, we’re rolling into fun with a scooter board— an exciting way to help kids build strength, coordination, and body awareness while they move with purpose! 🛴💙

Using a sit scooter board helps with:

✨ Core Strength – sitting upright without tipping builds strong tummy and back muscles.

✨ Bilateral Coordination – using both legs together (or alternating feet) to push and glide.

✨ Motor Planning – figuring out how hard to push, when to stop, and how to steer around obstacles.

✨ Body Awareness – learning where the body is in space while moving forward, backward, or turning.

✨ Endurance & Postural Control – maintaining balance and posture while moving across different distances.

🛴 How to Practice with a Sit Scooter Board:

Create a path to follow using cones, pillows, or tape lines.

Have your child push forward using both feet, then try alternating feet.

Practice stopping at a target (a stuffed animal or colored spot).

Try pulling themselves forward using their heels only.

Add upper body work — carry a beanbag on their lap or pass a ball back and forth while scooting.

💡 Tip

Keep it playful! Pretend you’re “driving a race car,” “delivering special packages,” or “rescuing animals across the room.” Slow, controlled movements build more strength and coordination than fast crashing rides! 🛴✨

02/26/2026

📚✨ We Play Wednesday: DIY Bookmarks!

This week’s craft is all about encouraging a love of reading with handmade bookmarks! 💛 From adorable animal corners to creative designs, this simple activity is a fun way to combine crafting and literacy.

Creating bookmarks helps build fine motor skills, scissor skills, hand-eye coordination, and creativity—all while getting kids excited to open their next book.

How to Make Your Corner Bookmark:
1️⃣ Start with a 6x6 inch square piece of origami or colored paper.
2️⃣ Fold it diagonally to form a triangle.
3️⃣ Bring the right and left corners up to meet the bottom corner, forming a square.
4️⃣ Unfold those two corners, leaving the triangle shape.
5️⃣ Fold one layer of the bottom corner up to meet the top edge.
6️⃣ Fold the right and left corners up to meet the top point again.
7️⃣ Unfold those two corners, then fold each down and tuck them neatly into the front flap.

Slide onto the corner of your page and decorate! 📖✨

02/23/2026

Happy Movement Monday! 😊

For today’s Movement Monday, we’re focusing on bubble popping — a fun and exciting way to help kids build coordination, balance, and body control while chasing and popping with purpose! 🫧💙

Bubble popping helps with:

✨ Hand-Eye Coordination – tracking bubbles with the eyes and reaching at just the right moment to pop them.

✨ Visual Tracking Skills – following slow, fast, high, and low-moving bubbles through the air.

✨ Balance & Core Strength – standing, reaching, squatting, and stretching to pop bubbles at different heights.

✨ Motor Planning – figuring out how to move the body to reach bubbles before they float away.

✨ Body Awareness & Timing – adjusting movements based on where the bubble is drifting.

🫧 How to Practice Bubble Popping:

Blow bubbles at different heights and speeds.

Encourage your child to pop using one finger, two fingers, or their whole hand.

Try popping with the right hand only, then the left hand.

Pop bubbles while standing on tiptoes or squatting low.

Add movement — stomp, clap, or jump before popping the next bubble!

💡 Tip

Make it playful! Pretend you’re “saving the day from floating bubble aliens,” “catching magic sparkles,” or “freezing bubbles before they escape.” Slow and controlled pops build more skills than wild swats! 🫧✨

02/20/2026

🧘‍♀️✨ Fact Friday: What Is Mindfulness?

Mindfulness is the practice of bringing gentle, focused attention to the present moment—our thoughts, feelings, and body sensations—without judgment.

For children (and adults!), mindfulness can help reduce stress and anxiety, strengthen emotional regulation, improve focus, and build empathy. Simple strategies like mindful breathing, body scans, or short reflection moments can make a big difference in daily routines.

In pediatrics, therapy service providers often incorporate mindfulness in sessions to help children:
✨Calm their bodies before engaging in activities
✨Improve attention and focus during therapy tasks
✨Build coping strategies for managing stress or frustration
✨Enhance engagement and participation in therapy exercises

When we slow down and tune in, we create space for calm, connection, and growth 💛

02/18/2026

🎨🐟 Colourful Paper Plate Fish Craft! 🐟🎨

We had so much fun creating these bright, textured fish using simple craft supplies — perfect for toddlers and preschoolers! 🌈✨

How to make your own colourful fish:
🧻 1. Cut a triangle out of the paper plate (like a slide of pizza!). Use the larger portion as the fish body and the triangle for the tail.
👀 2. Glue on a googly eye.
🌈 3. Tear or cut small squares of tissue paper in different colours.
🖍 4. Spread glue over the plate and stick the tissue pieces all over to create beautiful scales.
🎀 5. Add pom-poms for extra texture and fun!
⏳ 6. Let it dry — then display your bright underwater friend!

This activity is great for fine motor skills, colour recognition, and creative expression 💛

Save this for your next craft day! 🐠✨

02/16/2026

Happy Family Day! 💕👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Wishing all our amazing families a day filled with love, laughter, and special moments together! ✨💖

Please note that We Play will be closed on Monday, February 16 so our team can celebrate with their families too. 🗓️❤️

We will reopen and be ready for fun again on Tuesday, February 17! 🎉😊

See you soon! 💛

02/13/2026

Hi We Play Families !🚀

Happy Fact Friday✨✨

Today’s facts is about Co-Regulation☺️

What is Co Regulation: Co-regulation is the process by which one regulated nervous system helps stabilize another dysregulated nervous system.

Before a person can consistently self-regulate, they must repeatedly experience regulation with another human.

This principle is grounded in:
☺️Attachment theory
☀️Developmental neuroscience
💗Autonomic nervous system research
🧠Interpersonal neurobiology

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1-3238 King George Boulevard
Surrey, BC
V4P1A5

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Monday	9am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 6:30pm
Thursday	9am - 6:30pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	8:30am - 4pm

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We Laugh • We Grow • We Learn • WE PLAY

We Play is a safe and inclusive Sensory Friendly indoor gym and therapy centre that is designed to nurture the interests of children at ALL abilities. Whether through playing and learning together, or privately with a therapist, our Sensory based equipment and programs have been mindfully developed to support the growth of each child.

Fostering individual differences, and bringing children and families together is the heart of We Play.

Hours:

We Play is open daily with Open Play Drop-In available 6-7 days a week. In addition to offering open play hours to the general public, we also are happy to offer sensory sensitive and member hours throughout each month. Hours are available at www.weplaykids.com and posted weekly on social media.

Parties:

We Play serves as an amazing venue for birthdays and private group events. We offer customizable or simple and standard party packages that can include full facility rental, private party room, instructor led activities and crafts and more!

Inquire today about availability and packages at - info@weplaykids.com | 604-385-2883

Private Therapy Sessions:

Our large sensory gym and additional learning rooms provide an ideal environment for Pediatric Therapy. We provide therapy tailored to each child’s unique personality and individual needs. When needed we collaborate across different therapies to provide the maximum benefit for the child and family. Currently offered are, Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy. We are working hard to add Speech Therapists and Speech Therapy programs to We Play.

Group Classes & Programs:

Utilizing our large sensory gym, chill room and arts and crafts We Create room, our therapists and play staff lead groups through programs that support a range of sensory development including gross and fine motor skills, social thinking, collaboration and communication, and physical mobility. Where applicable, programs include active play, stations for guided play and interaction and often a take-home, sensory-based craft. Programs include school prep, fine and gross motor skills, sensory social groups, infant massage, after school and after lunch clubs and more! All of our classes are developed to allow for the free flow of each participant with our trained play staff and/or our therapy team, working with children one-on-one where required.

Therapy Sessions and Therapist led class and program fees can be submitted for coverage from extended benefits and/or funding sources if applicable.

Call us today to book a 15 minute consult with one of our staff Therapist or to ask us more about our therapy programs.

therapy@weplaykids.com | 604-385-2883