Pediatric occupational therapy helps children perform essential learning and developmental activities. By practicing different occupational tasks, children begin to develop and strengthen fine motor skills, hand and body motions, coordination, visual perception, and muscle development. How can you tell if your child needs occupational therapy to help with these skills? The following signals may help answer this question. Your child may benefit from occupational therapy if: They have poor concentration and do not pay attention to specific tasks. Their hands tire easily or if they have weak fine motor skills, such as grasping a pencil. They are under or overly.. - Read More
How to Tell if Your Child Can Benefit from Occupational Therapy
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