Children develop at their own rate. Some children walk and talk early, while others take longer. Most children learn skills within an age range, such
Is it Sensory or Behavior? This is a question that many parents and therapists ask when working with children. In certain situations, the initial reaction
While strength, endurance and stamina develop continuously from birth, some children are not ready for the rigors of school. Skills for kindergarten are an important
Primitive Reflexes are motor responses elicited by touch, movement or change in body position. They are present right before and at child birth. Most primitive
When you envision a speech therapy session, you often imagine a therapist sitting at a table with a child “drilling” sounds. It is not an uncommon
Developmental Feeding Milestones ASHA While it is common knowledge that “Speech-Language Pathologists” treat speech and language disorders in all ages, you might not have realized
Want something really simple you can do to improve your child’s chance of future health and success? Ensure your child spends plenty of time playing outside! With
Knowing when to pursue occupational, physical, or speech therapy for your child can be tricky. We are here to help! Occupational Therapy Some of the
