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Early Sentence Building
Babies start producing their first words around 9-12 months of age. Once they have reached this exciting milestone, their language begins to grow at a rapid pace. On average, a child will be saying approximately 50 words by 18 months. This 50 word milestone is a great way to measure if your baby is ready…
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Early Signs of Speech Sound Disorder
A speech sound disorder is when a child has difficulty saying specific sounds by either substituting that sound for a different sound, deleting the sound, or adding unnecessary sounds. All children simplify their speech when they are learning how to talk (these are called phonological processes), but most will outgrow this “simplification process” naturally as…
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Early Sentence Building
Babies start producing their first words around 9-12 months of age. Once they have reached this exciting milestone, their language begins to grow at a rapid pace. On average, a child will be saying approximately 50 words by 18 months. This 50 word milestone is a great way to measure if your baby is ready…
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Early Signs of Speech Sound Disorder
A speech sound disorder is when a child has difficulty saying specific sounds by either substituting that sound for a different sound, deleting the sound, or adding unnecessary sounds. All children simplify their speech when they are learning how to talk (these are called phonological processes), but most will outgrow this “simplification process” naturally as…
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In Celebration of Occupational Therapy Month – A Parents Perspective
In celebration of Occupational Therapy Month, we asked a parent of one of our clients if she would be willing…
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Celebrating National Occupational Therapy Month With Caitlin Hankins
As we celebrate national Occupational Therapy month this April, our OTs and COTA’s have written short summaries of how they…
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Celebrating National OT Month with Stephanie
As we celebrate national Occupational Therapy month this April, our OT’s and COTA’s have written short summaries of how they…
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Fun St. Patrick’s Day Sensory Integration Through Play
Play is an integral component of pediatric occupational therapy. It is through play that the child’s brain develops senses, learns…
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Three Calming Yoga Poses for Children
Finding balance and a sense of peace on a daily basis can be a challenge. There are numerous yoga poses…
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With the holiday season well behind us, now is the time to turn our full focus to the new year….
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Stranger Danger and Santa
To adults, Santa may seem like a harmless, jolly old man who fills us with images of the joy and…
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‘Tis the Season for . . .Categories?
When things are organized, you can find what you need quickly and know where they belong. The same is true…
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Holiday Survival Guide for Sensory Kids
In three sections: A quick review of the sensory systems and how they are impacted by the holidays. How can…
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