Our Favorite Toys to Support Development As pediatric occupational therapists, we love using play as a tool to build foundational skills. The right toys can support everything from fine motor strength to emotional regulation and most importantly, they make learning fun. Below is a list of our therapist-approved toy recommendations by age range and the …
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Why Food Explorers May Be the Class Your Child Needs A Sensory-Based Food Experience for Ages 2–5 Tuesdays | Sept. 16 – Oct. 21 | 12:00–12:45 PM We are excited to introduce Food Explorers, a unique, play-based class created for children ages 2–5 who experience challenges with eating, food exploration, or sensory sensitivities. Whether …
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The Occupational Therapist’s Guide to Summer Park Play Boost Developmental Skills Using What’s Already Around You! When most people think of a trip to the park, they imagine carefree fun, fresh air, and maybe a picnic lunch. But did you know that your neighborhood playground is also packed with opportunities to support your child’s motor, …
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Does Your Child Need Additional Support with Their Social Skills? Here Are Signs to Look For… As children grow, social skills play a major role in their confidence, independence, and ability to form meaningful relationships. But for some kids, navigating social settings doesn’t come naturally—and that’s okay. Recognizing early signs of social difficulty can help …
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Is Your Child Ready for Preschool? A Summer Readiness Program to Build Confidence and Skills Starting preschool is an exciting milestone, but it can also bring challenges for young learners. Many children benefit from extra support in key developmental areas to ensure a smooth transition into a structured classroom setting. Our Preschool Readiness Class is …
Why Individual Pediatric Occupational Therapy is Key to Your Child’s Success As parents, we want nothing more than to see our children thrive — both physically and emotionally. When a child faces developmental challenges, personalized care can make all the difference. Pediatric occupational therapy (OT) offers a tailored approach that addresses each child’s unique needs, …
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Regulate Yourself First: The Key to Co-Regulating Your Child As parents, we want to support our children through their big emotions. We hold them when they cry, reassure them when they’re frustrated, and help them navigate the ups and downs of everyday life. But when a child is dysregulated—crying, yelling, or shutting down—it can be …
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Unlocking Potential: How Pediatric Occupational Therapy Can Support Your Child As parents, we all want our children to thrive, explore their world with confidence, and develop the skills they need to succeed. However, some children face unique challenges along the way, and that’s where pediatric occupational therapy (OT) can make a transformative difference. By providing …
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The Advantages of Choosing a Private Practice Occupational Therapy Clinic When selecting a provider for your child’s development therapy, the choices can feel overwhelming, especially when navigating insurance options. While large-scale corporations may offer a variety of services and accept numerous insurance plans, many families are discovering the unique benefits of choosing Development Therapy, a …
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Recognizing Signs Your Child Could Benefit from Social Skills Introduction: Social skills are a vital aspect of a child’s development, impacting their ability to form relationships and navigate various social situations. For some children, challenges in social interactions may arise, affecting their understanding of body language, interpretation of peer behavior, and empathy. In this blog …
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