What is Torticollis? By definition, torticollis (also known as wry neck) is a twisting of the neck and/or tilting of the head. Infants are primarily diagnosed with torticollis though older children can develop the condition as well. While there are several types of torticollis, and a number of potential causes for the condition, early diagnosis and treatment is […]
Tummy Time… 3 Major Reasons It’s SO Important!
Placing your baby on their stomach to play is an important activity to promote normal development. It is important for a number of reasons (and should begin on day one!) but three of the most important reasons are to help in the development of motor skills (how a baby moves to complete an action), sensory […]
School Food… In the Time of Quarantine
Back to school, that time of year for new beginnings, classes, teachers, friends, sports, routines. As we are all so acutely aware at this point, that whole picture looks very different this fall. For many, back to school this year means learning at home, where they have been stuck for months now. Eating at home, […]
Food Allergies… More Common than You Think
Parenting presents so many challenges on a daily basis. Imagine having to be vigilant about every single food and beverage that goes into your child’s mouth. It can be a very scary and stressful way to parent. Before we get started, let’s just clarify the difference between a food allergy and a food intolerance. In […]
5 Myths About AAC Use for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
What is Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)? Have you seen a child or adult press a button on an iPad program that speaks for them, point to or exchange a picture to communicate with someone else, or use gestures or signs to communicate their ideas? All of these are types of AAC. If you are […]
