Occupational, Physical, Speech Therapy
Kristin and Jenn talk about infant feeding, focusing on breast and bottle. Infant feeding is not a solely learned behavior; it is a neuro-developed skill, which means a child certain maturity level to effectively feed. In feeding the child completes
Sabrina and Jennifer discuss CBRS Community Based Rehab Services, aka “Play Therapy” and how your child may benefit from it. The therapist comes into your home, or a community setting such as a daycare, library, or anywhere the child feels
Ashley and Rebekah discuss acid reflux and the effects it can have on your child’s feeding. Some of the symptoms of acid reflux are poor waking, sour breath, spitting up or gulping, and look on the child’s face. Sometimes infants
https://youtu.be/rqyRAFRfwik Samantha and Megan discus using technology such as iPad in therapy and the Top 5 Speech Therapy Apps. KidoState Limited -Kids at Home HD Kids at Home is an educational application for children ages three and up. It tells
https://youtu.be/eiwvIcLpVJg Chrissy and Erin explain how the speech developmental milestones correspond to speech therapy across different age groups. Usually at the 18-month checkup is when the pediatrician may make a referral for a child who may need speech therapy. The
https://youtu.be/SAcKKOYUaIs Melissa and Julieanne discuss jaw weakness and how it effects speech and language, and how you can tell if your child may have jaw weakness. The masseter muscle helps move your jaw. Just like any other muscle in your