Category: Occupational-therapy
-
The Reflex Path: Fear Paralysis Reflex
The Hidden Cause of Your Child’s Meltdowns Her little boy had just had another meltdown—this time because his sock felt “weird.” One minute, he was getting ready for school, and the next, he was curled up on the floor in tears, screaming that he wasn’t going. His mom knelt next to him, trying to coax…
-
When Your Toddler Isn’t Hitting Their Milestones
Every parent wonders if their toddler is growing and learning the way they should. Between the ages of 1 and 3, toddlers experience big changes in how they move, think, talk, and interact with others. Knowing some of the typical developmental milestones can help you understand what to expect and how to support your child…
-
Infant Reflexes: Why They Matter and How You Can Help Your Baby Thrive
Your baby isn’t hitting their milestones on time and you’re worried. And you may be wondering why? One often overlooked cause of a baby’s delayed development is active reflexes. Reflexes begin to develop in babies very early in the womb. They serve an important purpose in helping the baby’s brain and body develop motor patterns…