Riding a bike can be a fun and meaningful occupation for kids! They gain a sense of independence and it’s a great activity to do with friends and family! Plus, bike riding is a great form of exercise. Kids typically start learning how to ride a bike anywhere from 2-5 years old. A child needs to be excited to ride …

Occupational Therapists (OTs) do not approach treatment as a one-size-fits-all model. Pediatric OTs work in many different settings, such as preschools and elementary schools, hospitals, outpatient clinics, and in the home. While all settings can boast of certain benefits, there are several positives to in-home therapy that are unique and can rarely be found in another setting. Below are just …

As human beings, we are constantly surrounded by stimulation to our senses, whether it is our auditory system detecting a car horn, or our tactile sense telling us that our coffee is too hot to drink. Our sensory system is vital to our well-being and daily functioning in the word. So what happens if our senses aren’t working properly? “Sensory …

What Should My Child Be Able to Do? Children experience numerous changes and developments during the first few months and years of their lives. For parents, it can be an exciting time as they watch their children grow from infants to walking, talking little people! It can also be a confusing time for parents who may be concerned about the …