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Episode 106: Case study follow up and Early Intervention. My thoughts on the case study presented in the previous episode. Also, my thoughts on Early Intervention as it relates to cases like this one.
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This booster seat can be used for sitting at the kitchen table using a regular kitchen chair. It will work well for kids who are able to sit independently because there are no safety straps to hold them on the seat. If you need one with safety buckles, there are other ones on Amazon.
This one does have straps, but they are to hold the cushion to the chair so it doesn’t fall off.
You can also use this cushion on the floor to work on sitting balance for those kiddos that need the extra core strength and endurance practice!
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This is an excellent game for toddlers! Practice matching shapes and putting toys into a container. Great for cognitive skills, fine motor, and language all in one activity!
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On this episode, I discuss the topic of Feeding Evaluations and Feeding Therapy with infants, toddlers, and young children. The main discussion revolves around questions to ask parents as a therapist to start gathering information about how the child does with eating.
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On this episode, I talk about what the term “Crossing Midline” means and what types of activities encourage this. I also discuss what to look for when evaluating whether or not a child is having issues with being able to cross midline.
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Seymour, Tom. “Corpus Callosum: Function and Disorders.” Medical News Today, MediLexicon International, www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/318065.php.
“Corpus Callosum.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 18 Mar. 2018, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corpus_callosum.
Bailey, Regina. “What Is the Corpus Callosum, and Whats Its Function in the Brain?” ThoughtCo, www.thoughtco.com/corpus-callosum-anatomy-373219.
“Help Your Child Develop the ‘Crossing the Midline’ Skill.” North Shore Pediatric Therapy, North Shore Pediatric Therapy Http://nspt4kids.Com/Wp-Content/Uploads/2016/05/nspt_2-Color-logo_noclaims.Png, 21 Sept. 2017, nspt4kids.com/parenting/help-your-child-develop-the-crossing-the-midline-skill/.
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On this episode I talk about 5 of the most important milestones for infants, why they are important, and how to encourage your infant to do the activities for those milestones.
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These are great for working on tummy time, prone positions for head and neck strengthening with kids, sitting balance, vestibular stimulation, and core activities and so much more!
These cups are great for toddler development. Problem solving skills for figuring out how to put them together, color recognition and understanding, counting, etc.