Here at Little Feet Therapy, we offer a number of different pediatric therapy services that can help your child.
If your child has difficulty with their fine motor skills, they may end up struggling with a wide variety of activities. This can include writing, typing, using a computer, holding things, feeding themselves, buttoning or zipping up clothing, and self care activities, among others. Pediatric occupational therapy can help.
Does your child have issues with the larger movements of their body? That is, with walking, crawling, running, rolling, jumping, using stairs, catching, or throwing? Do they seem clumsy? If so, it can have significant impacts on your child’s development and their ability to live an independent life. We can help.
Our pediatric speech therapy services helps children build strong communication skills. Our team of therapists supports speech clarity, language development, social interaction, and feeding. Each session is personalized to help your child express themselves confidently at home, school, and beyond.
Is your baby struggling to latch while feeding? Does milk often spill from the sides of their mouth? Do feedings seem to take longer than usual? These could be signs of TOTs – tethered oral tissues, including tongue tie, lip tie, or buccal tie. These conditions can make it difficult for your baby to get the nutrition they need.
Does your child have sensory processing issues? Do they have a poor attention span or difficulty with changes in their daily routine? Do they have difficulty communicating, sleeping, or have poor social skills? For all these issues and more, therapeutic listening treatments can help.
Is your child stressed out by loud noises or bright lights? Do they seem to get irritated by wearing certain types of clothes, picky in their food choices, or are averse to physical touch? If so, these symptoms can be related to sensory processing disorder. Sensory integration therapy treatments can help.