Developmental delays

The Inspired Treehouse - Learn about some common developmental red flags for infants that we use to identify developmental delays and other problems.

As diagnostics improve, and clinical research points toward the vital importance of early intervention, more children are being diagnosed with developmental delays. As we experience the diagnostic process as a family, these are the promises we made to our daughter.

❓Did your child stopped progressing? Did you notice they went from speaking in sentences to babbling? 📚 Read all about developmental regression here! ❤️

Do you know what to do if you have a child with a developmental delay in your regular education class? How can you help a child that is sig...

Need help dealing with toddler speech delay tantrums? If your little has a speech delay, use these expert tips to help them learn and cope through them!

Does your toddler have a developmental delay? Find out 10 signs red flags you should never ignore from an Occupational therapist. Toddler developmental delay is something that every parent should be aware of. This occupational therapist breaks down 10 red flags for signs of developmental delay in 1 year olds, 2 year olds and 3 year olds. #developmentaldelay #toddlerdevelopment #occupationaltherapist

When you have a child with developmental delays, it automatically means a different life than what you dreamed of for you and for your child. But there are some things that no one really talks about. We talk a lot about their lack of talking, walking, hitting milestones, ability to care for themselves, but the day-to-day stuff often gets left out of the picture. When you have a neuro-typical child, they often go through "stages" and you know that in a few weeks or months, the stage will pass…

The reasons behind retained primitive reflexes and how they affect learning, developmental delays and motor planning.

Birth through to 5 years is a critical development period for the children and parents. Its an experience and a journey for both the child and parents. Children have major areas of development parents need to be aware of, that is: physical health and movement skills, communication skills, social and emotional development, approaches to learning, thinking ability and general knowledge develpment. It is important for the parent to have a general idea of development milestones to gauge whether…