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Does My Child Have Developmental Delays?
We recommend Occupational Therapy if your child has:
- Skipped or delayed developmental milestones (breast feeding, rolling, crawling)
- Social-emotional issues
- Difficulty with handwriting
- Poor balance, posture, coordination, and/or timing (ball skills, gross motor play and exploration)
- Lack of hand preference by 4-6 years old
- Sensory seeking or defensiveness (e.g. doesn't like some textures or constantly touching things, avoids touch of others or throws self on ground during play)
- Trouble staying organized
- Trouble with focus and attention
We recommend Feeding Therapy if your child has or had:
- Frequent gagging
- Coughing when eating
- Food aversions
- Difficulty nursing
- Difficulty transitioning to purees or solid foods
- Difficulty chewing
- Excessive reflux or vomiting
- Rashes
- History of premature birth, NICU, intubation, cleft lip and/or palate, tracheostomy, or tongue-tie
- Ongoing poor weight gain or weight loss
- Food range of <20 foods
- Mealtimes are taking too long and are very difficult