In this Gab and Gro podcast episode, hosts Allegra and Amanda delve into the intricacies of sensory integration and the sensory system. They offer insightful discussions aimed at helping parents identify sensory integration challenges their children may face. The episode provides practical strategies to seamlessly incorporate sensory system integration into daily routines, empowering parents with straightforward methods to support their children's sensory needs effectively.

In this episode, we explore the diverse roles of speech-language pathologists (SLPs) in supporting families and children. From improving communication skills and addressing speech delays to helping with feeding challenges and social interaction, we uncover how SLPs make a lasting impact on development. Whether it’s working in schools, clinics, or homes, SLPs provide essential tools for children to thrive.

Join us as we explore the critical stages of motor development from birth to 18 months, equipping parents and caregivers with the knowledge they need to support their little ones through these formative years.

In our conversation, we’ll highlight the most important motor milestones recognized by therapists and the CDC, giving you a comprehensive understanding of what to expect as your child grows. We’ll discuss why each milestone matters and the various ways you can encourage progress in your baby’s motor skills. From the power of tummy time to the joys and benefits of crawling, we’ll provide practical tips and expert insights to help create an enriching environment for your child’s development.

As professionals in the fields of pediatric occupational and speech therapy, Allegra and Amanda provide insights on when parents should seek evaluation and early intervention services for their child's speech and language development. They're offering guidance for parents navigating their child's communication journey. Tune in to this episode for expert advice and empowering insights on nurturing your child's communication skills.

Join pediatric speech pathologist, Allegra and occupational therapist, Amanda as they discuss how to support a child who becomes dysregulated or overwhelmed. Their conversation provides a comprehensive, nuanced understanding of childhood dysregulation and practical strategies for parents to help children develop self-regulation skills through a sensory and language/communication lens.