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TEAM 4 Kids is here to help parents understand their child and help them meet developmental milestones. Our mission is to help your child to reach their greatest potential.
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We offer individual therapy as well as a unique form of treatment that helps children learn from peer modeling. Therapy 2.0 improves social skills and builds one’s self-confidence. This type of therapy can supplement a child’s individual therapy sessions or provide an opportunity for the child to apply and generate the skills they have learned in a group setting with peers who have similar goals.
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All About Pediatric Physical Therapy
Children are constantly learning through movement. From rolling and crawling to walking, running, jumping, and playing, movement helps children explore their environment, build confidence, and participate in everyday activities. For some children, developing these...
Handwriting Tips for Kids: How to Improve Pencil Grasp and Letter Formation
If you’ve ever caught yourself wondering, “Is my child holding their pencil the right way?” or “Why does their handwriting look like that?” you’re definitely not alone. Handwriting concerns are one of the most common reasons families look into occupational therapy....
Starting Solids While Continuing to Breastfeed: Building a New Feeding Rhythm
Starting solids while continuing to breastfeed means adding age-appropriate foods without ending nursing or replacing breast milk all at once. Most babies begin this transition around six months, when they show developmental readiness, while breastfeeding continues to...