Search our content by using the filter below:
For many children, learning to write is much more than putting a pencil to paper. Handwriting requires a combination of fine motor skills, visual-motor coordination, attention, body positioning, motor planning, and practice. When one or more of these skills are still...
When parents think about helping their child learn to talk, they often imagine flashcards, educational toys, or structured lessons. While those tools can certainly have a place, one of the most powerful ways to support your child's speech and language development is...
As a parent, hearing terms like IEP, 504 Plan, special education, or related services can feel overwhelming. If your child is struggling at school or has recently been referred for an evaluation, you may be wondering: What exactly is an IEP, and how can it help my...
Raising a child can be challenging. When your child has developmental delays or needs therapy, finding the right support can feel overwhelming. For Spanish-speaking families, language can add another challenge. Parents may need help understanding therapy...
As summer comes to an end, families begin preparing for a new school year filled with fresh routines, new teachers, and exciting opportunities. While this transition can be exciting, it can also bring extra challenges for children with developmental delays, sensory...
Summer is a wonderful time for children to play, explore, and make memories. Longer days and school breaks create more opportunities for physical activity, but the intense Mississippi heat can make it challenging for families to keep kids moving safely. At PedsTeam...
As parents, you know your child better than anyone else. It's completely normal to have questions about their development, whether you're wondering if they're meeting milestones, struggling with certain skills, or simply want reassurance that they're on the right...
If you've ever peeked into a pediatric therapy session, you might have wondered, "Are they just playing?" You may see a child building an obstacle course, feeding a toy dinosaur, swinging, stacking blocks, or pretending to run a restaurant. It can look very different...