At TEAM 4 Kids, occupational therapists often assess the grasps kids use to hold onto utensils such as markers, pencils, crayons, forks, and spoons. Writing grasp is an important aspect
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Pacifiers: To Use or Not To Use?
Not only am I a speech-language pathologist, I am also a mom. My daughter used a pacifier and I was so thankful for the benefits that the pacifier provided when
MoreWhat is an orthotic and how do they help my child?
Orthotics can play a vital role in a child’s function and physical therapists are often the first to determine the need for orthotics. Physical therapists assess the range of motion,
MoreOT App Spotlight: Handwriting Without Tears: Wet-Dry-Try for Capitals, Numbers & Lowercase
Make handwriting practice fun! With Wet-Dry-Try, children learn and practice correct formation habits for writing capitals, numbers, and lowercase letters. The app simulates our Slate Chalkboard and Blackboard with Double
MoreDehydrating Food: A Healthy New Snack
A simple and fun way to try to introduce fruits and vegetables in a new way is to dehydrate them. In feeding therapy, we will often use dehydrated or freeze-dried
MoreThe benefits of Messy Play
Kids love to get messy, make messes, and be creative with their hands. Whether playing with their food or making mud pies, kids LOVE to make messes! We all understand
MoreThe Problem With Posture
Poor posture is something many parents become concerned about with their children, especially during adolescence. But when does poor posture become a problem? We all have deviations in our posture
MoreSummertime Speech
As the month of May comes to an end, it is time to start thinking about activities to keep your children busy over the summer months. Summer is full of
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