Pediatric Therapy Blog
Transition Skills
In pediatric occupational therapy, we work on many skills necessary to improve function in a child’s daily life such as feeding, attending school and having
The Power of Milk for Kids
Milk is a delicious way for kids to get high-quality nutrients needed to build strong bones and support overall growth and development. One cup (8
Sign Language for Children
Many speech-language pathologists use both verbal language and sign language in therapy sessions to facilitate communication with children. Sign language can serve as a bridge
Tips For Toddler Independent Jumping
Jumping is an important gross motor milestone that starts to appear around 2 years of age. Jumping is a sign of leg strength and leads
Using Communication Temptations in hand with Speech Therapy
What is a communication temptation? Communication temptations are when an environment or situation is manipulated to encourage someone to communicate in order to get a
What are the benefits of play-doh?
Play-doh is a well-known toy that most families have in their home. Play-doh is a great sensory integration therapy tool used to tolerate different sensory