Understanding 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...
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Elmer the safety elephant is an excellent website to explore a variety of safety activities including but not limited to: bike safety, water safety, stranger danger, internet safety, school bus safety and fire safety. This website includes many...
MoreApp of the Week: Super Baby (video center for infant development / gross motor skills / baby milestones)
This 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...
MoreCreating Verbal Routines for the Late Talker
Most parents can’t wait to hear their child’s first words. It is so exciting to finally get a peek into what they are thinking isn’t it? For parents of late talkers anxiety can start to build when the words don’t seem to be coming when they...
MoreWhy Ball-handling Skills are so Important
One type of skill that is important for both social interaction on the playground and performance in physical education is ball-handling skills. These skills typically include throwing, catching, and kicking. Many physical educators consider...
MoreApp of the Week: My PlayHome
This week’s app of the week is recommended from our Speech Therapy Team – The app is called: My PlayHome. My PlayHome is an interactive dollhouse where your child can ‘use’ everything in the PlayHome. They are able to...
MoreApp of the Week: Pre-K Tot Yoga HD – Great for OT and PT
This week’s app is recommended from our Physical Therapy Team — The app is called: “Pre-K Tot Yoga HD” by Holt Smith LTD Yoga HD is a fabulous tool to help teach kids self-regulation through yoga poses and breathing techniques. The poses...
MoreWhat is W-sitting and Why Your Pediatric Physical Therapist wants you to avoid it
What is W-sitting and Why Your Pediatric Physical Therapist wants you to avoid it. W-sitting seems harmless but this position does more harm than good for children. For many children this position gives them a feeling of being planted or stable...
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