Crawling came off the CDC's milestone checklists in 2022, but our physical and occupational therapists still encourage it. Learn what crawling builds, which styles are normal, and when to ask your pediatrician.
Why Separation Anxiety Happens, and What Actually Helps Late summer and early fall bring a wave of new beginnings. For a lot of Pittsburgh families, that […]
Keeping Your Littlest Ones Cool, Nourished, and Protected Summer in Pittsburgh means backyard time, outdoor walks, splash pads, and long afternoons outside. For children ages 0 […]
Splash, Play, and Grow: How Water Play Builds Your Child’s Development—and How to Keep Them Safe This Summer Who hasn’t seen their toddler splashing in a […]
Early Signs of Hearing Concerns and Why They Matter May is National Speech-Language-Hearing Month That makes it a good time to take a look at childhood […]
Indoor Activities That Build Development: Gross Motor, Cognitive, and Social Skills Keeping toddlers active during winter months can be a challenge. Even adults can feel shut […]
Communication Milestones and the Holidays What to Watch for in Your Child’s Speech Development “Is she talking yet?” “How many words does he say?” “My granddaughter […]
Thanksgiving Success Mealtime Strategies for Children with Sensory or Feeding Challenges A great time for family, Thanksgiving can be stressful too. And one stress parents want […]
5 Fall Sensory Activities That Reveal Your Toddler’s Development For babies and toddlers, every new sight, texture, and sound offers an opportunity to learn and grow. […]
Is Your Child Overwhelmed by These 5 Everyday Experiences? All children have meltdowns. That comes with the territory. But if you notice that certain everyday experiences […]
Every Child’s Timeline: Natural Developmental Ranges If your friend’s baby walked at 10 months and yours is still crawling at 14, rest assured that both are […]
How Does Pre-Speech Development Help Your Baby Talk? When your baby starts making those first “goo” and “ba-ba” sounds, they are practicing for first words and […]
As parents we worry, sometimes unnecessarily about our children. We ask ourselves questions such as, “Is he developing on target?” or “Is his speech delay a […]
Do you worry that your child is not eating enough? Are you concerned about your child’s proper nutrition? It’s a common concern among many parents of […]
Getting your child a haircut can be a memorable experience, but it can also be a very stressful experience if you’re not properly prepared. To help […]
Let’s face it, kids receive homework assignments starting in kindergarten these days and after a long day at school (and your long day at work), the […]
When little ones have a birthday or the holidays roll around, many parents are surprised to see that their young child sometimes has more fun playing […]