Every child grows at their own pace. Babies know how to lift their heads, roll over, sit, and crawl when they are in the first year of their development. In this period, they started to recognise faces, smile
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Early intervention for children with autism is a critical component of their treatment and can make a huge difference in their long-term development and quality of life. One of the most successful
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Picky eating is a common problem among children of all ages, and it can be a source of constant frustration for both parents and pediatricians. Fortunately, there is a solution: pediatric feeding therapy
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As an occupational therapist, I understand the importance of sensory skills in everyday life. Sensory skills, sometimes referred to as sensory processing skills, are the ability to interpret and respond appropriately
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Hello parents! What are your little kids doing? We hope they are doing well! For some parents, things can be a little difficult especially when their kids do not touch the developmental milestone with age
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If you’re worried that your child has a speech-language disorder, you’re not alone. Speech, voice, language, or swallowing disorders affect approximately one in 12 U.S. kids aged 3 to 17
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Early diagnosis and intensive therapy are important for children with autism because they can help the child learn and develop important skills, reduce disruptive behaviors, and improve the overall
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The early stages of a child’s development are really crucial for their overall growth. So, it is vital for parents to be more observant while interacting with children or teaching them new skills. In case,
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ABA therapy is an evidence-based practice that uses a behavior-based system of teaching to help individuals learn new skills and behaviors. In pediatric ABA therapy, teaching emotions is an important
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Occupational therapy (OT) can help children with ADHD by providing strategies and techniques to improve their attention, focus, organization, and self-regulation. OT can help children to better manage
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Certain sounds and words can be difficult for kids to say. Others may not understand what they are trying to say, which can be frustrating.Fortunately, there is a special kind of therapist that
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Occupational therapy is beneficial for kids who have disabilities. There are many children who need assistance in developing, regaining, or maintaining the necessary skills to perform daily activities
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If your toddler is having difficulty eating, drinking, or chewing, or is significantly delayed in their oral motor skill development, then feeding therapy may be the right choice for them.
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Are you experiencing a gross motor delay in your child? Does your child act uncoordinatedly? How often does your child fall and bump into things? Your child may benefit greatly from CME therapy
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Various medical terms have been used to describe bone cancer, including Orthopedic Oncology. It is possible for bone cancer to begin in any bone in any part of the body, but it is most common in the
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The term “Intensive Therapy” refers to programs that involve intensive therapy sessions for a certain period of time. A child receiving a standard treatment model might receive hourly physical, speec
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Pediatric physical therapy is a specialized form of physiotherapy that focuses on treating and managing physical impairments, disabilities, and limitations in children. Pediatric physical therapists
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Therapy for orthopedic oncology can benefit in a variety of ways. Generally, the goal of therapy is to improve the patient’s quality of life and help them to manage the effects of their illness.
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Orthopedic oncology is another name for bone cancer. In the pelvis and the long bones of the arms and legs, bone cancer can start in any bone in the body. This is a rare type of cancer with an unknown cause
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As a child grows, he or she experiences many changes. Their first couple of years are spent learning how to babble, crawl, speak, and walk. The development of some skills in toddlers may not
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