Is My Toddler Just Clumsy? When to Check In With an OT or PT
Tripping, avoiding the climber, crashing into everything? A pediatric OT on typical toddler clumsiness vs. signs worth a closer look in Philly.
What Is Proprioception? The Secret Sense That Helps Your Child Feel Calm and Connected
Learn what proprioception is, why children crave pushing, jumping, and crashing, and how proprioceptive activities can support body awareness, regulation, and everyday participation.
5 Sensory Strategies To Try Before Breakfast (That Can Help Your Child Feel Calmer All Day)
Start your child's day with these five therapist-recommended sensory strategies that support regulation, smoother transitions, and calmer mornings for the whole family.
Why Does My Child Shut Down (or Blow Up)? Understanding the Window of Tolerance
Learn how the Window of Tolerance helps explain why children shut down or have emotional outbursts, and discover therapist-backed strategies to support regulation and resilience.
Moro Reflex in Toddlers and Children: How a Retained Startle Reflex Impacts Development
Most parents know the Moro reflex from the newborn days. When a toddler or child still startles big and has a hard time settling, it can be one piece of the puzzle. Here's what it may look like and how to help.
Primitive Reflex Integration in Occupational Therapy: Helping Kids Feel More at Ease
When everyday routines feel like a battle, lingering baby reflexes can be one piece of the puzzle. Here’s what primitive reflex integration looks like in OT, and what’s worth noticing at home.
