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...
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...
Winter often brings a wave of sniffles, coughs, and colds, especially for toddlers who may have been exposed to more germs during holiday gatherings. With the cold season in full swing, your little one is more likely to catch a cold, and when they do, it can feel overwhelming. Between stuffy noses, sore throats, and...
Making sure your child gets quality sleep is key in development and daily function. Establishing a consistent and predictable nightly schedule can be highly beneficial in achieving that quality sleep. Determining an effective sleep routine can be challenging for families, especially because every family and their needs are unique. Regardless of the age of your...
As a Pediatric Occupational Therapist in Mountain View, CA I work with kids on toileting. Toilet training is a thing. For many parents it’s a badge of honor, “My kid was toilet trained at 18 months”. UGH. Developmental differences are…different Children with developmental differences may have challenges with medically related reasons why they have...
