Category: Occupational Therapy

As children grow, they gain the ability to handle daily tasks independently. But for children with developmental delays or disabilities, everyday activities like brushing their teeth or getting dressed can feel challenging. If your child is struggling with self-care skills, pediatric occupational therapy can provide the support they need to

Tummy time is a simple activity that has a huge impact on your baby’s development. But what should you do if your little one protests or gets upset every time you try it? First and foremost, don’t worry. Many babies initially dislike tummy time, but with the right approach, you

When you watch your child’s therapy session, it might look like they’re simply playing games or exploring toys. But play-based therapy is a carefully designed approach that helps children develop essential skills while having fun. At Let’s Communicate, we specialize in using play to connect with kids at their level

Managing a child’s behavior can be a daily challenge for parents, especially when those behaviors seem out of control or unpredictable. But did you know occupational therapy can help? We work with kids to develop the skills they need to handle frustration, stay focused, and respond to stress in healthier

Does your child seem to overreact to loud noises or get anxious in crowded places? Do they tend to be sensitive to their environment and struggle to manage their feelings and reactions to things they don’t like? These are signs of sensory processing challenges, which can impact your child’s daily

Does your child seem to be especially clumsy or hyperactive? This could be a sign that they need some help building their body awareness skills, or proprioception. Today, we’re going to explain what proprioception is, why it’s an important skill to have, and how our occupational therapists in Winder, GA,

Raising a child with Down syndrome comes with its own unique joys and challenges, and as a parent, you want to ensure your child has every opportunity to thrive. Pediatric therapy can be a powerful tool in helping children with Down syndrome build essential skills for greater independence and a