How do I know if my child needs Pediatric Therapy?

ð      Frequently says, “I can’t” or “I won’t” to age appropriate self-care and play activities.

ð      Low muscle tone, seems weak or floppy.

ð      Clumsy, fall frequently.

ð      Bumps into furniture or people, has trouble judging body in relation to spacer around him/her.

ð      Breaks toys or crayons easily.

ð      Does not enjoy jumping, swings, or having feet off the ground.

ð      Difficulty coloring in lines, doing puzzles or cutting with scissors by age 4 ½.

ð      Delayed language development.

ð      Overly active, unable to slow down.

ð      Difficulty tolerating lying on stomach.

ð      Dislikes bathing, cuddling, or hair cuts.

ð      Overreacts to touch, taste, sounds or odors.

ð      Avoids playground activities.

ð      Unable to settle down, sleep difficulties.

ð      Extremely sensitive to how clothes “feel”.

If your child is experiencing 3 or more of these problems, pediatric therapy intervention may be helpful.  You can contact our facility for more information, 979-848-9195.