Feeding Milestones For Ages 25 Months to 6 Years of Age
• January 13thChildhood development is complex and it’s not always easy to tell if your child’s development is considered “typical.” If you’re... View Article
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Feeding Milestones For Ages 12 months to 24 months of Age
• January 13thChildhood development is complex and it’s not always easy to tell if your child’s development is considered “typical.” If you’re... View Article
Feeding Milestones For Ages Newborn to 1 Year of Age
• January 13thChildhood development is complex and it’s not always easy to tell if your child’s development is considered “typical.” If you’re... View Article
Speech Milestones For Ages 3 to 5 Years of Age
• December 9thChildhood development is complex. Between speech and language development, and the variability between children, it’s not always easy to tell... View Article
Speech Milestones For Ages 1 to 3 Years of Age
• December 9thChildhood development is complex. Between speech and language development, and the variability between children, it’s not always easy to tell... View Article
Speech Milestones For Ages 3 Months to 1 Year of Age
• December 9thChildhood development is complex. Between speech and language development, and the variability between children, it’s not always easy to tell... View Article
Mr. Potato Head Can Target 5 Language Skills in Your Home
• December 3rdMr. Potato Head is one of the most popular toys here at AASL. Our Speech Language Pathologists commonly use this... View Article
AASL’s Top 5 Low Cost Toys To Help Support Your Child’s Therapy Goals At Home!
• December 3rdBonus: They all start with the letter “B” making them super easy to remember! While many parents of young children... View Article
Wiping Bottoms
• December 3rdThings to Consider from an OT Perspective Potty training can sometimes be one of the hardest things for parents and... View Article
5 Ways to Encourage Independence
• December 3rdIn occupational therapy, we are always encouraging the development of independent living skills for our clients, but it can be challenging for our busy families to integrate daily practice into their schedule. Here are 5 tips to encourage independence in your child:
