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Toe Walking: A Holistic Approach Using Physical and Occupational Therapy
What is toe walking? Toe walking occurs when a child is walking on the balls of their feet or “tiptoes” without their heels touching the ground. While brief periods of toe walking can be common when...
How to Play with Your Baby: Tips From a Pediatric Occupational Therapist
Playing with your baby can feel overwhelming! Social media is full of targeted content advertising the latest toys and contraptions you "absolutely need” to support the development of your child. A...
Does Your Child Need More Oral Input?
Oral sensory seeking behaviors are common in babies and infants, helping with self-soothing and self-regulation. This behavior typically decreases by 18-24 months but may persist in some children....
10 Best Practices for Children’s Self Regulation & Fine Motor Development
Self-regulation skills and fine motor development are critical for preschool and early elementary children! Strong self-regulation helps children manage emotions, improve focus, follow directions,...
What is the Difference Between Occupational Therapy (OT) and Pediatric Physical Therapy (PT)?
When it comes to supporting children's development, both Occupational Therapy (OT) and Pediatric Physical Therapy (PT) play crucial roles. While these therapies often overlap in the activities and...
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