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This holiday I will… Cut myself some slack-I’m grieving!, Embrace my tears, Not worry about others’ expectations….

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Parenting, Safety

Written by: Sarah Duckworth OTR/L, OTD *These are general recommendations. For car seat and vehicle specific information, please read both your car seat and vehicle…

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Development, Physical Therapy Blogs

Written by: Emily Boyd, PT, DPT These three words may sound foreign and a little intimidating to a parent when hearing them for the first…

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Development, Language Development, Speech Therapy Blogs

Written By: Alia Shoemaker, MS, CCC-SLP  What Is AAC?  Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) refers to any way a person can communicate apart from vocal…

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Counseling and Mental Health, Parenting, Self-Care

Written By: Larry “Odele” Prentice MS, LPC, NCC, CCTP, CYMHC, Mental Health Clinical Supervisor-Birmingham, Chelsea, & Huntsville The Importance of Self-Care When I was training…

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Development, Feeding Therapy, Milestones, Occupational Therapy Blogs, Speech Therapy Blogs

Written by: Martha Davis, M.S., CCC-SLP Helping your baby transition from liquids to solids is a common stressor for parents. In typical development, the transition…

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Development, Language Development, Milestones, Playing, Speech Therapy Blogs

Written by Anna Woodfin, Speech-Language Pathologist Did you know that there are different types of language development? As an SLP working with younger children who…

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Development, Language Development, Screen Time, Speech Therapy Blogs

By: Rachel Evans, Speech-Language Pathologist In today’s tech-savvy world, we are inundated with screens. From smart phones and tablets to computers and TVs, these devices…

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Development, Handwriting, Occupational Therapy Blogs

Handwriting is an incredibly complex skill. Many times, the difficulties might get overlooked. Here is a list of what an occupational therapist might observe or…

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Counseling and Mental Health, Development

Most caregivers would tell you that their biggest goal is to raise happy and healthy children. Simple, right? In a world often filled with uncertainty…

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Feeding Therapy, Interoception, Sensory Diet

Written by: Chandon Hines, M.S.OTR/L Did you know that there are at least 32 steps to eating?! That makes feeding and eating THE MOST complex…

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Sensory Play

Make Your Own Sensory Bag Ellisa Baker, OTR/L Looking for some sensory suggestions “On the GO” this summer? Ms. Ellisa put together some great suggestions…

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Development, Language Development, Milestones, Occupational Therapy Blogs, Physical Therapy Blogs, Playing, Speech Therapy Blogs

With the recent release of the CDC’s new developmental milestones, there has been a lot of buzz about how to interpret and use these new…

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