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Bedtime Routines and How To Build One
Getting quality sleep is essential for children. Bedtime routines are a consistent, repetitive set of activities that are carried out before bed every night. They
Speech therapy services from an SLP _A?
Hello! My name is Sandra Hernandez., but on official documents, I sign my name as Sandra Hernandez, B.S., SLPA. Now, you may be thinking: “I
You Have a New Role….We Want to Help You Embrace IT!
As parents, we play many roles. We are caregivers, professional snugglers, chauffers, coaches, cooks, maids, and cheerleaders. We are booger wipers, owie fixers, and toy locators. These
When Words Get Sticky and Make Life a Little Tricky
When Words Get Sticky and Make Life a Little Tricky Imagine talking to your child one day, his message clear as day. The next
The Benefits of Sign Language for Babies and Toddlers’
The Benefits of Sign Language for Babies and Toddlers’ In recent years, there has been a growing trend of teaching babies and toddlers’ sign language.
School-Based and Out-Patient Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy can have many benefits for children. School-based therapists and outpatient pediatric therapists can help children meet their goals and increase their success. In addition,
What is Oral Seeking?
To start, let’s talk about oral sensory processing. The sensory receptors located inside of our mouths process information regarding texture, temperature, and taste. Oral sensory