The Pediatric Development Center

Therapy to develop motor, play, social, executive function, and self-help skills across infancy through adulthood, including support for motor delays and torticollis.

Therapy targeting language development and oral coordination to resolve speech and reading difficulties for children and adults.

Online therapy sessions via Zoom for occupational, speech-language, feeding, and other pediatric therapies.

Early intervention including feeding progression, motor development, torticollis management, and parent-infant classes.

Therapy to support infants and children through each stage of feeding development from nursing and bottles to purees, chewables, and table foods.

Treatment of orofacial muscle function to improve feeding, speech, and oral coordination.

Cognitive development therapy focused on enhancing brain function and learning skills.

Collaborative therapy with lactation consultants and dentists to support successful nursing, bottle feeding, and progression to solid foods.

Occupational therapy for infants to strengthen muscles and coordination, from rolling over to walking and self-feeding.

Gentle exercises and techniques to improve head positioning and movement in infants with torticollis.

4-week parent-infant classes led by speech-language pathologists or occupational therapists.

Instruction and practice to facilitate effective and enjoyable tummy time for infants.

Playful approach to introduce age-appropriate foods, with recipes, utensils, and feeding guidelines for families.