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There is no better feeling than bonding with your child through play. I’m Poonam, an occupational therapist at Joy & Laughter Developmental Therapy, and in this article I’ll walk you through four simple steps that help you connect with your child in meaningful ways. 

Step 1: Observe Your Child’s Play

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As children grow, play is more than just fun. It is how they learn, connect, and build the skills they will use throughout life. Each stage lays the foundation for the next, helping kids develop socially, emotionally, and cognitively at their own pace.

I’m Zacharia, an occupational therapy s...

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Even when your child is not speaking, they are still communicating. I’m Poonam, an occupational therapist at Joy & Laughter Developmental Therapy, and in this article I’ll share the many ways children show us what they need without using words. From facial expressions to gestures, body language, and calm moments versus upset moments...

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At Joy & Laughter Developmental Therapy, play is never “just play.” Every activity you see in our sessions has been carefully chosen to support a child’s specific developmental goals. Whether your child is pretending to be a pilot, balancing on a beam, or building an obstacle course, there is intention behind every moment.</p...

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Most children go through phases of picky eating when they refuse or only eat certain foods. But if your child gags at certain textures, avoids entire food groups, or seems distressed by the sight or smell of food, they may be experiencing sensory sensitivity. Knowing the difference between picky eat...

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