These walkers are perfect for the 7-18 month age range, where they are learning to pull to stand, and start taking some steps forward with assistance.
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Typical Development 7 to 12 Months of Age Episode 36
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On this Episode I talk about the typical developmental milestones for the ages of 7-12 months.
Protective Extension of Arms Backward
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Whole Hand Grasp Development
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Infant Play Mat for Developmental Milestones
These mats are great for 0-6 months age range. You can use them for gross motor, fine motor, vision, cognitive, and language skills.
Typical Developmental Milestones Birth to 6 months Old – Episode 35
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On this episode I discuss typical development for birth – 6 month old babies. What are developmental milestones, developmental delays, and what is typical development?
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Transition to School Episode 34
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On this episode I talk about the transition from Early Intervention to Early Childhood, and the transition from summer to back to school for parents, teachers, and therapists.
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Hair Cut with Sensory Processing Disorder Episode 33
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On this episode, I discuss issues with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) and hair cuts, styles, and overall tactile sensory issues related to the hair and head. I provide some suggestions for helping kids with sensory processing disorder try to get through a hair cut.
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Developmental Milestones
Vibrating Item for Kids with Sensory Processing Disorder
For kids with Sensory Issues! They may love the vibration and seek out that sensation for deep pressure on their arms and legs. If they don’t like the sensation, it may be something to work towards.
Early Intervention Therapy Long Term Benefits Episode 32
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On this episode, I discuss the benefits of early intervention services. I also discuss what the some of the potential consequences of not receiving necessary therapy services could be in the long term.
Brain Plasticity
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Harvard University
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Urban Child Institute
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Education Commission of The States
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Is Early Intervention Cost Effective?
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Melissa and Doug Shapes Puzzle
A great chunky wooden inset puzzle for toddlers to practice their fine motor skills and matching skills. You can also work on language for labeling the shapes and colors!
Sensory Over-Stimulation Episode 31 Developmental Milestones
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On this episode, I discuss what happens when people become Over-stimulated due to sensory processing issues.
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Sensory Processing
Developmental Milestones
Autism
Child Development