Parent Resources
Please feel free to take advantage of some of the other helpful tools we offer to promote your child’s developmental health:
Our personalized Milestones & Activities Calendar, can help you track your baby’s developmental progress based on his age, while also suggesting exciting activities to help your little one meet important physical, speech, and play developmental milestones.
Watch videos that demonstrate the benefits of early therapy by following several children on each one of their journeys through therapy in the Stories of Early Therapy section of our site.
Read through our Sensory Integration checklists to ensure that your child is demonstrating signs of normal sensory development for his age group.
If your child’s general healthcare provider suggests that you see a pediatric physical, or occupational therapist or speech-language pathologists for further evaluation/treatment, Pathways.org encourages you to use this tool to find a therapist near you who has received post-graduate training in treating your child’s specific needs.
Concerned parents are encouraged to use this resource to connect with the early intervention services for infants and toddlers in their state.
Pediatric therapy helps infants and children learn to eat, sit, walk, communicate, play, and move more independently. It is designed to be fun, so that each child is self-motivated to achieve his/her individual goals.
