Child Development
25 May
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What Your Toddler Needs When They’re Not Listening

It can feel like you are saying the same thing over and over again. “Come here.” “Let’s go.” “Time to clean up.” And somehow, nothing happens. Your toddler keeps playing, looks at you, and then goes right back to what they were doing, or runs the other way. After a while, it is not just...

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18 May
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Easy Water Play Activities for Toddlers That Build Real Skills

As the weather warms up, water play becomes an easy go-to.It keeps toddlers busy, cool, and happy. However, here’s something most parents don’t always realize:Water play does a lot more than just keep your toddler entertained. In fact, it’s one of the simplest ways to support development without adding more to your day. And the...

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11 May
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Toddler Activities in San Jose

If you’re looking for simple ways to get your toddler outside and active, you’re not alone. In a place like San Jose where the weather is often mild and parks are everywhere. Outdoor play is one of the easiest (and most powerful) ways to support your child’s development. The best part? You don’t need anything...

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04 May
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What Your Child Really Needs From You This Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day is meant to celebrate you. But for many moms, especially those with young children, it can also come with pressure.Pressure to make the day special, to be present, to do more, to give more. So this Mother’s Day, we want to gently shift that narrative. Because if you’ve been feeling overwhelmed lately, you...

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27 Apr
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OT at Home: Simple Daily Activities for Toddlers

April is Occupational Therapy (OT) Month, which makes it the perfect time to highlight something many parents don’t always realize: You’re already doing OT at home. The everyday moments like meals, playtime, getting dressed, are full of opportunities for your toddler to build important skills. These routines can become powerful ways to support your child’s...

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13 Apr
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What Does Pediatric OT Really Help With? (0–3 Years)

Toddlers are learning so much, so quickly and not always in ways that are easy to see. From learning to move their bodies, to trying new foods, to handling big emotions… these early years are full of important milestones. That’s where pediatric occupational therapy comes in. This OT Month, let’s take a closer look at...

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06 Apr
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Meet Our Occupational Therapy Team

April is National Occupational Therapy (OT) Month, and it’s the perfect time to introduce the team behind the care we provide to children and families. At our practice, occupational therapy is more than just therapy sessions, it’s about helping kids grow, explore, and thrive in everyday life. Our Approach We provide mobile, play-based occupational therapy,...

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31 Mar
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OT Month: A Brief History of Occupational Therapy

April is National Occupational Therapy (OT) Month, a time to celebrate how occupational therapy helps kids grow, learn, and participate in everyday life. But what exactly is OT and how did it begin? Understanding the history of occupational therapy helps show why it continues to be such a powerful, play-based approach for supporting children today....

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23 Mar
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Spring Activities for Toddlers: Build Core Strength, Hand Skills, and Coordination

Spring is the perfect season to get your toddler moving and it’s also a great time to support their occupational therapy (OT) goals! Simple, playful activities can help build core strength, hand skills, and coordination, all of which are essential for everyday tasks like sitting, feeding, drawing, and playing. Here are some OT-inspired spring activities...

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17 Mar
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Hand Development Checklist: 0–2 Years

This blog is the final part of our hand development series. Over the past four months, we’ve explored how infants and toddlers move from early reflexes to more refined, purposeful hand movements. Now, this checklist brings all of those milestones together in one simple reference for ages 0–2. You can use it to track your...

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