Going to the dentist and/or orthodontist can be a very traumatic stressful experience for our children. The following tips and strategies can help your child be more at ease and help calm their anxieties during their visit. Asking your dentist...
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Many parents think that if their child skips the crawling stage and starts walking early that they are actually ahead of the rest of their peers. In fact, crawling is one of the most important stages for your little one! Crawling helps develop...
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It’s All About Presentation: Part 2 Is your child a picky eater? Do they often refuse a food before they have even tried it? As a feeding therapist, I have found that sometimes the simplest changes can make a big difference in a child’s...
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It’s All About Presentation: Part 1 Is your child a picky eater? Do they often refuse food before they have even tried it? As a feeding therapist, I have found that sometimes the simplest changes can make a big difference in a child’s...
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First and foremost, welcome to Team 4 kids. We are honored that you are choosing us to help teach your kiddo tools and techniques to meet their greatest potential. I believe the most important thing to take note of prior to coming in is...
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Many parents wonder how to play with their newborn baby. Today our beloved Occupational Therapist Kate Archer shares 5 ways to play with your baby at every stage from 0-12 months. 0-3 months Babies aged 0-3 months see best at a distance of 8-10...
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It can often be difficult after a long bout of pediatric physical therapy to move on to an independent program. This can be for many reasons including disruption of a routine that the family is already accustomed to, anxiety over continuing with...
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Most parents eagerly await their children’s first words. It can be worrisome when the words don’t seem to emerge and the child is not talking as expected. Participating in verbal routines is one tool that Speech-Language Pathologists use during...
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