Occupational Therapy
Empowering Daily Routines
As a parent, you want your child to learn, develop and grow. This process is different for each child and family and we’re honored to be with you on your unique journey. If you’re noticing delays or differences in development – where regular everyday activities seem challenging for your child – our occupational therapists are here to be that helping hand.
- Appears to have dominant hand (only using 1 hand to reach/grab items)
- Not tolerating tummy time well
- Not bringing hands together at midline (4 months)
- Not transferring objects between both hands (6 months)
- Difficulty transitioning to bottle feeding, puree or table foods
- Not interested in self-feeding (fingers)
- Not holding cup/bottle on their own
- Doesn’t point using index finger
- Doesn’t use fingers to feed self
- Little to no interest in using utensils (fork and spoon)
- Not using a pincer grasp (thumb and index finger)
- Not showing interest in scribbling or holding a coloring implement
- Showing decreased variety of foods accepted
Talk to one of our occupational therapists about your child today.
“Miss Kayla [from Milestone] is the best!! We would follow her to the ends of the earth. Her calm and caring nature are magic and she can always bring out the smiles in our daughter. Her passion and talent have had a tremendous impact on our family. We <3 Miss Kayla!”