Therapy Services

How can Occupational Therapy help your baby?

Occupational therapy (OT) for infants is designed to support their growth and development, helping them gain essential skills for daily activities. Early intervention can make a meaningful difference in a child’s development by creating a strong foundation for future growth and supporting both baby and family.

  • oral motor exercises

  • oral tension relief

  • bodywork and myofascial release

  • primitive Reflex Integration

  • positioning for bottle and/or breast-feeding

  • bottle system selection

  • pacifier selection

  • toys for oral motor development

  • guidance prior to and following tongue tie release

  • caregiver education and coaching

Breast and Bottle Feeding

Interventions include:

  • food selection to promote oral motor development and sensory integration skills

  • oral motor strengthening and coordination

  • sequential oral sensory (SOS) approach to feeding

  • addressing early picky eating

  • positioning and high-chair recommendations

  • transitioning from bottle to drinking cup

  • self-feeding skills

  • caregiver education and coaching to reduce stress during mealtimes

Introduction to Solids

Interventions include:

Motor Skill Development

Interventions include:

  • addressing head shape concerns

  • bodywork and myofasical release

  • gentle massage for tension release

  • strengthening and coordination needed for dynamic postural control

  • fostering a love for tummy time

  • mastering rolling, sitting, crawling, pulling to stand, and walking

  • upper extremity strengthening needed for fine motor skills

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