Hello parents! How is your little kid doing? Do you see, your kid is having difficulties with day-to-day activities at home, school, or in the community? Is your child experiencing
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Kids- every parent imagines them running around, talking endless things, doing both mischievous and health-melt activities, then going to school, doing their small to-small daily stuff and growing with time
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How cute it is watching your baby crawl and come to your lap and you hug him/her with love! However, for some children, the scenario can be a little different.
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Blowing bubbles is not just a fun activity. It can also be used as an effective tool to encourage your child’s speech and language development. Surprised? Let’s find out more!!
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In this digital world, good handwriting still matters. There are many areas in life, where we still need to write on paper for various purposes. Having poor handwriting skills can not only put you in trouble in the near
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Children use their senses to explore the world. They touch, taste, smell, see, move, and hear so many things to understand various aspects of the world. Sensory play even helps in cognitive growth
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Hello parents! Do you have a child who has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)? That’s not a light matter. You know there’s hardly an area of your child’s future life where this will not leave any impact
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While bad handwriting is common in the majority of children, some may continue to face difficulties with handwriting despite consistent practice. If your child is consistently struggling with
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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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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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The definition of occupational therapy and who needs it are both unclear. That’s why we’re here to explain everything you need to know about this amazing allied health profession.
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Children with special needs benefit greatly from occupational therapy (OT). It provides them with life skills that they can apply to their daily activities. Those tailored activities that assist individuals
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When people with disabilities have access to occupational therapists, this can be extremely valuable for helping them achieve their goals by being active and becoming independent.
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The Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) is all about the importance of feeling SAFE. It makes use of SOUND to assist in evoking the sense of safety and therefore enabling the working of the skills-part of the brain to
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The aim of occupational therapy is to help children with motor, cognitive, physical, and speech delays develop their skills. Daily activities are also considered. In addition to working in hospitals, schools,
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Some children face challenges while performing the day-to-day task that does not typically affect other developing children. For example, they might struggle to reach developmental
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Playing and learning are the main occupations of a child. Those activities help children explore the world around them, learn to interact with it, and develop fundamental life skills, such as how to
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A kid’s most initial years are loaded up with new incitements and novel encounters that drive his or her psychological, social, and physical development. The initial three years of life are a vital time for mental health for every kid. If a child suffers from developmental delays and needs help to florish, appropriate treatment can prove beneficial.
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Every child is precious and normal flawless life is what every kid wants. But, it is an undeniable fact that the growth of every kid does not happen at the same pace or rate. Disorders or disabilities are what make the difference between two children.
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Bilateral coordination is the ability to use both sides of the body at the same time in a coordinated way. This action may be symmetrical where both sides of the body are doing the same action or using different movements on both sides for example using a rolling pin, jumping and walking.
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