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When it comes to your child’s development, finding the right pediatric therapy provider is crucial. Whether your child needs speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, or behavioral support, selecting a provider that meets your family’s needs can make all the difference. If you’re searching for pediatric therapy services in Lexington, KY here are some key […]
During the rainy months, when it’s too wet and chilly for your little one to play outside, it can be challenging to find ways to stimulate their mind and body! When you’re stuck in the house, the same old toys might not seem as fun, and you don’t have much room to move around. It’s […]
Spring is upon us, and some of us might start to get a taste of the warm weather! For many of us, this brings excitement for increasing and resuming outdoor adventures. Some things that people often say about exploring the outdoors is that they like “the flow of the wind in my hair”, “the brush […]
There are enough new words and terms in the world of therapy to send anyone’s head spinning. To a therapist, these concepts are simply part of our daily lives, and we can sometimes forget that they aren’t a part of everyone’s. One concept that often confuses parents is Co-Treatment, often referred to as a “cotreat” […]
Watching kids learn to do new things can be such a bittersweet moment. As adults, we can find ourselves offering too much help, over prompting, or just completing activities for kiddos in hopes that they will know we will always be there to support them no matter the need. Children can become reliant on assistance […]
Adults/caregivers play a critical role in shaping and supporting behaviors and regulation skills from birth to young adulthood through a process called co-regulation. Below are tips and tricks to help you understand, empathize and co-regulate with your child/toddler. First tip is to understand how the brain plays a big role in the way a child […]
What Are Primitive Reflexes? Have you ever heard the term Primitive Reflexes? Funny enough, we are all born with them. Primitive Reflexes are involuntary body movements that aid in infant delivery, keeping babies safe /alive, and aid in development through infancy. As infants age and experience different milestones, those primitive reflexes integrate and no longer […]
Crawling and Child Development Crawling is an important milestone in a child’s development. It allows your child to get from one place to another, but did you know that there are other important benefits of crawling besides movement? Ways to promote crawling: Other ways to promote weight bearing through UE: When picking activities to do, […]
Children receive lots of different sensory inputs while attending school: auditory input through peers, bell sounds, and teacher, visual input through posters and images on the classroom walls, looking around in the halls, and exploring all the play options on the playground, vestibular and proprioceptive input through playing on the playground or in gym class, […]