Choosing the Right Therapy for Your Child: A Parent’s Guide

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When a child faces developmental, physical, or communication challenges, finding the right therapy can make a transformative difference. With various therapy options available—such as speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and feeding therapy—it’s essential to understand what each type offers and how it aligns with your child’s needs. This guide walks you through the key … Read more

Developmental Delays: How Occupational Therapy Fosters Growth

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Developmental delays can affect children’s ability to perform everyday tasks, impacting their motor skills, sensory processing, and overall independence. Occupational therapy (OT) provides a structured, supportive approach to address these challenges, helping children build essential skills for daily life. Here’s a closer look at how occupational therapy supports children with developmental delays and fosters growth … Read more

Development of Play Skills

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Play is the most important occupation of childhood, and the basis through which children learn all other skills. Read on to learn more about the development of play skills by age. Play Skills by Age 6-12 Months Babies initially participate in exploratory play where they touch, shake, bang, taste, and throw objects to see what … Read more

Valentine Picture Find Freebie

Practice visual perceptual skills, fine motor skills, and following directions with this Valentine’s Day themed Freebie! How to use this Worksheet Read the instructions with your child and help them find and color the correct hearts. After you finish, continue practicing these skills by playing I Spy around the room or having your child give … Read more