Every child with Down syndrome develops differently and brings their own unique strengths and personality to the world. Some children may also experience developmental differences that affect communication, feeding, motor skills, learning, and independence. This is where speech-language pathology and occupational therapy can become valuable parts of a child's team.
Speech Therapy & Occupational therapy can help with Developmental Disabilities and can improve skills such as motor skills development, hand-eye coordination and more. Speech therapy can also help with Developmental Disabilities.
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