Child Development Services help children learn the basic skills they need as they grow. Most children learn quickly by watching others and trying things for themselves, but some need a little extra support to hit their developmental milestones.
Developmental therapists (or Child development specialists) address all domains of development with a strong emphasis on cognitive and play skills, social emotional development, self-help skills, and relationships with peers and caregivers

Pediatric speech therapists (or Speech-language pathologists) help children to achieve age-appropriate or functional communication skills. Special emphasis is placed on assisting your child to communicate both verbally and non-verbally and to understand others

Pediatric physical therapists work on improving gross motor skills (rolling, crawling, sitting, standing, and walking), balance and coordination, and strength and endurance. Special emphasis is placed on body control, movement, and posture

Pediatric occupational therapists work with children who are experiencing difficulties with performance of daily activities in the areas of feeding, self-care, sensory integration, and fine motor skills. They help children achieve independence