You are watching your little one closely. Maybe he is 14 months and still not saying much beyond “mama.” Maybe she is two and only has a handful of words while her cousin the same age is chattering in sentences. Maybe your baby just turned one and something in your gut is whispering that you
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You notice it in quiet moments. Other toddlers at the park are pointing at dogs and calling out “doggy,” and your child watches without a sound. Or your baby has stopped babbling the way they used to, and you catch yourself wondering: is this just their pace, or is something being missed? That worry can
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If your child has an Individualized Education Program (IEP), the school provides therapy tied to educational goals, and many families are surprised by what that does, and does not, cover. Private speech and occupational therapy does not replace school services; it builds on them. Here is how the two fit together, and how to make
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You watch your child grip a crayon in a tight fist, struggle with the buttons on a jacket, or hand you the safety scissors in frustration, and a small worry settles in. You start to wonder whether this is just their own pace, or whether they could use a little extra help. If that question
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If your child is nonverbal or only using a few words, you have probably felt that ache of watching them want something and not have a way to tell you. Maybe a specialist or a friend mentioned “AAC,” and part of you lit up with hope while another part worried: if my child leans on
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You are listening closely to your child, watching their mouth work hard, and you can tell they know exactly what they want to say. The words just will not come out the way they mean them to. One day they nail a word, and the next it comes out completely different. If you have found
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Maybe your child melts down the moment a room gets loud, or barely notices a scraped knee. Maybe they crash into the couch on purpose, spin until they are dizzy, or pull away when you reach for their hand. When ordinary moments feel this big, it is natural to wonder what is going on. Here
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If you have found yourself watching your toddler a little more closely lately, wondering why they do not always turn when you call their name, or noticing that they point less than other little ones at the playground, you are not alone. So many parents quietly carry these questions, often unsure whether what they are
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Your child was chatting away just fine, and then one day the words started sticking. “I-I-I want to go outside.” A sound stretches out, or your little one gets stuck and nothing comes for a beat, and their face scrunches with the effort. If you’ve found yourself holding your breath, quietly worrying whether something is
Learn MoreYou do not need to have every answer before reaching out. Many parents contact Therapy Clubhouse because something feels harder than it should, their child received a referral, or they want a clearer picture of what support may help. Whether your child needs speech therapy, occupational therapy, Early Intervention services, or guidance around developmental concerns, our team is here to help you take the next step with care and clarity.
