April is national Autism Awareness Month and your pediatric physical therapist is here to help if you need it. The publication, Move Forward and the American Physical Therapist Association outlines just how a physical therapist can...
MoreBugs and Buttons is a collection of games that helps children learn a variety of skills. This app has games that help with pinch, color sorting, letter recognition, counting, eye hand coordination and much more. Plus it is a fun and engaging...
MoreFun with Food Class for Picky Eaters and Problem Feeders Are you struggling to find time to play with food with your picky eater? T.E.A.M. 4 Kids has come up with a solution for you. Enroll your child with feeding difficulties in our Fun with...
MoreUnderstanding Your Child’s Diagnosis When your child receives diagnosis questions can (and usually will) begin to flood your brain to ask your doctor. In addition, before you know it you could very easily overwhelm yourself with questions...
MorePragmatics is often referred to as the social language skills that we use in our communication with others. Pragmatic language skills are important for communicating our thoughts, ideas, feelings and for generating and maintaining a conversation...
MoreThis week’s App of the Week comes from our Physical Therapy team and is a great pairing with the most recent Physical Therapy Blog Post: Physical Therapy: Appropriate Gross Motor Skills. Super Baby is a video center for infant development...
MoreThis week’s technology link comes from Hien on our Physical Therapy team. This video is a great addition to the blog post she shared yesterday about the importance of crawling in your baby’s development. Click here to read that...
MorePediatric Occupational Therapists work with children to make participating in their daily occupations more independent through adaptation or skill building. An important occupation for children is brushing their teeth or at least allowing an...
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