
The Importance of Crawling
By Nicole Crisan, PT, DPT Does your child need to crawl? Crawling serves as an important step for independent mobility. This skill

By Nicole Crisan, PT, DPT Does your child need to crawl? Crawling serves as an important step for independent mobility. This skill

ContentsUsing MyPlate to Give Your Child The Best Diet for Growth and DevelopmentMyPlate: A Nutrition Guide for Every Stage of LifeFruits and

(Including: understanding sensory processing in children and, offering a comprehensive sensory guide for parents) Have you ever wondered how your child experiences

By Rouzan Dishoian, MS, CCC-SLP Finding funding for assistive devices for your child can be a challenging process. Here are four

By Melissa Perlee, MS, OTR/L Pediatric dysphagia is a condition where children have trouble swallowing. This disorder can manifest in various ways,

By Christina Pasinato, OTR/L As toddlers grow and develop, learning to manage their emotions and behaviors is crucial. It is normal for

10 Fun Sensory Play Activities to Support Your Child’s Therapy Progress Sensory play can be easily incorporated at home with simple activities

By Francesca Resurreccion PT, DPT What is Torticollis? Torticollis is a condition in which an infant’s head is tilted to one side

By: Madison Gwizdalski MS, CCC-SLP Social games are songs, rhymes, finger plays, and early social routines that adults sing and play with