Today, I want to talk about speech and language therapy for children. Think of how often you communicate with other people throughout the day: ordering something at the drive-through, talking to your boss or colleagues, chatting with friends and family, and so many more. Being able to communicate easily with other people is important for […]
I want to talk to you a little bit about pediatric occupational therapy (OT). Most people tend to hear “occupational therapy” and think it has something to do with your occupation, or your job. And their next logical thought is usually, “But my child doesn’t have a job!” When we talk about occupations in pediatric […]
If you’ve got a picky eater, a child with a condition that makes eating a difficult task, or a baby that’s not growing because they’re having trouble feeding, it’s important to get the problem understood and under control right away. Why? Because children’s and babies’ bodies are growing, and they need lots of good, nutritious […]
As parents, we all know it’s important to take our children to the doctor for checkups. Today, I want to explain why going to these wellness visits is so important, and how your child’s pediatrician can help you recognize early signs that your child may need pediatric therapy. Check Your Child’s Physical Health and Growth […]
If you have a preschool-aged child, or if you want to make sure your baby or toddler is on the right track, you should know what important skills your child needs to have before they start kindergarten. Many parents think that, so long as their child is reaching their developmental milestones, they’ll be ready for […]
If your child has an injury, a chronic or genetic health condition, behavioral troubles, or developmental delays, you already know how much it can impact their daily life. They may not be able to take care of their own hygiene, play with other children, or do the fun activities you want them to experience. Pediatric […]
