Developmental Therapy
Developmental therapists are early childhood education specialist who assist children, ages birth through 3 years, who are experiencing developmental delays. When developmental therapist meet their clients, they evaluate the child's current level of motor and language skills and determine how far they need to go to reach age-appropriate levels. They develop and implement a treatment plan to improve the child's development and monitor progress to determine the effectiveness of the treatment.
Babies
(2 months - 9 months)
Hello Little One
From the flutters in your belly to the coos when you hold them, or even the the cries for attention, your baby always finds a way to communicate with you. Every child uniquely develops at their own pace. As they grow, your baby learns more ways to express themselves and reach milestones. This section tells you about the early milestones your baby could, or might have already reached.
Toddlers
(12 months - 3 years)
Grow & Explore
By now your toddler is not the same baby that you brought home. Between the ages of 12-36 months, your child is considered a toddler. This is the time where social, cognitive and emotional development begins to take place. Blooming toddler years are full of adventure. As they learn to navigate or world, they will learn your limits as well as some of their own. Explore with them! Find out about more milestones within a toddlers reach.
Families
Being a Keeper
As our little ones grow, they will need help overcoming challenges along the way. It is no doubt that children rely on their parents/guardians and family members for support. Although support looks different for every family dynamic, one of the best ways to support your child is by educating yourself. A part pf being your brothers keeper understanding your brother's needs. In this section you will learn about methods that may be used to aid your little one as they try to overcome their obstacles.