Occupational therapy promotes a child’s growth and independence by strengthening their motor, physical, sensory, cognitive, and social-emotional development. This is achieved through engagement in individualized, client-centered therapy sessions that build a child’s confidence and growth in many skill areas.

Your baby may benefit from occupational therapy if he/she has…

• Difficulty latching onto breast or bottle
• Dislikes tummy time
• A notable head turning preference and/or tilt
• Tension in the body
• Restricted oral tissues (tongue/lip/buccal ties)
• Flat spots on head
• Difficulty feeding
• Difficulty meeting developmental milestones
• Difficulty with gross motor coordination