Speech Milestones by Age: When to Wait and When to Call
Almost every parent of a quiet toddler has been told to wait and see. Sometimes that is right. Here is how to tell the difference.
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Practical, plain-language articles written by the therapists who work with children every day. Nothing here replaces advice about your own child, but it should help you ask better questions.
What Actually Happens in a Pediatric Occupational Therapy Session
Parents watch their child swing and climb for 45 minutes and quietly wonder what they are paying for. It is a fair question with a real…
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Picky Eating vs. a Feeding Disorder: How Parents Can Tell the Difference
Nearly every young child goes through a picky phase. A smaller group is dealing with something else. The differences are more specific than most parents are…
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Babies Can’t Wait: A Georgia Parent’s Guide to Early Intervention
Georgia's early intervention program is free to refer to, open to parent referrals, and ends the day your child turns three. Most families learn all three…
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What Is ABA Therapy? An Honest Guide for Parents Considering It
If you have searched ABA, you have found strong advocacy and strong criticism. Both are describing something real. Here is the honest version.
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