Common Developmental Concerns

Early Intervention

Our experienced and specialized Early Intervention Services professionals work with children aged infants up to three years old who are not meeting age appropriate developmental milestones or who are at risk of delays.

We work with a wide range of such concerns but we find that as we meet weekly with children and their families to provide therapeutic services, there are a number of common developmental concerns that come up for discussion regularly.

We share these common developmental concerns to give peace of mind to parents and caregivers that you are not alone, and to offer assurance that developmental concerns related to sleep, speech, eating, mobility, and behavioral matters are areas in which we regularly help families and their children.

Sometimes, it is comforting to know there are many other families who have experienced similar concerns as you and to know that there are specialists and services available to assist you and your family.

Common Developmental Concerns

Speech concerns

Communication

not saying any words
Eating concerns

Feeding

picky eater
Behavioral Concerns

Behavioral

Not playing with others
Sensory Developmental Concerns

Sensory

Refuses to wear certain fabrics
1, 2, 3

Getting Started is as Easy as 1-2-3

Young mother playing with her little baby on the bed

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Nurturing the growth and development of children, infants up to age three.