Mealtimes can be incredibly frustrating, and often stressful for all family members, when you have a picky eater at home. Check out these strategies that you can implement to help make meal time go smoothly while also introducing your child to new foods!
Read MoreOccupational therapy focuses on an individual's ability to participate in everyday life activities, including all of the things that they want and need to do every day, such as taking care of oneself. Read more about how occupational therapy services can support a child’s needs in a variety of areas.
Read MoreTransitioning from a bottle to a cup can be stressful and confusing with so many cup options out there. Read more on our blog to see why we recommend straw cups over sippy cups.
Read MoreRoutines are the perfect opportunity to work on your child’s speech and language because they’re activities you’re already doing. Brushing teeth is a routine that you’re going to be doing everyday (hopefully twice!), which makes it a great time to practice language skills.
Read MoreMeal time is one routine that we engage in several times throughout the day! It opens up so many opportunities to model and improve your child’s language skills. Read more for examples of how you can work on your child’s speech and language skills during meal time.
Read MoreRoutines are the perfect opportunity to work on your child’s speech and language. First of all, routines are something you’re going to be doing everyday, which means that you don’t need to add one more thing into your day (honestly, who has time for that?). And, it doesn’t require sitting at the table, drilling them, so working on their speech and language may feel a little more enjoyable and less like you’re “testing” them. Keep reading to see how you can easily incorporate speech and language into your daily morning routine, while still enjoying quality time with your child!
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