Signs a family may notice
Every child develops differently. Some families seek guidance when they notice:
•Difficulty with buttons, utensils, or pencils
•Strong responses to sounds, textures, or movement
•Challenges with dressing or feeding
•Fatigue or frustration during fine-motor tasks
How therapy may help
Occupational therapy may use play, adapted activities, environmental supports, and caregiver strategies to build participation and independence.
Information, not a diagnosis
Only a qualified professional can evaluate and diagnose. In an emergency, call 911 or seek immediate care.