Breathing, eating and drinking are absolutely necessary to stay alive. While some infants and children may not be the most enthusiastic of eaters, every child needs adequate nutrients and fluids […]
If you’ve ever played the “claw-game” at an arcade, where a lightweight claw drops into a bin of plush toys, then you also know how difficult it can be to […]
When you bring your child to occupational therapy (OT) at Imagine Pediatrics, you expect to see improvements in their ability to open and close buttons, balance as they walk or […]
From nearly the moment our children are born, we are concerned about feeding them. Are they getting enough food? Are they eating often enough? For some parents, the concerns can […]
The way we communicate is fundamental to our human development and experience. We communicate via body language, facial expressions, hand gestures, but predominantly through voice. When the ability to speak […]
When your child was born, you likely received a soft bunny, satin blanket or furry bear as a potential “lovie”, an object that you child could hold and stroke for […]
It’s wintertime! Cold days and freezing nights are the perfect time to snuggle up with your child and a good book. From board books to young adult novels, reading is […]
At Imagine Pediatric Therapy, we often explain that Occupational Therapy (OT) for children helps kids do the things that are meaningful to them, things like play, problem solving and social […]
Have you noticed your baby preferring to look in one direction only, or seemingly not interested in turning their head to feed on a particular side? Does your child seem […]
When babies reach the “I can sit on my own” milestone, parents rejoice! Sitting on their own allows babies more freedom to play, to see their world from a different, […]
