Tongue ties (and lip ties) occur when tight tissue under the tongue or upper lip restricts movement. This can affect feeding, breathing, posture, and even development.

Some early signs include:

• Difficulty latching or staying latched

• Clicking, gulping, or leaking milk while feeding

• Re...

Therapy intensives are short, focused bursts of therapy—typically daily sessions over one to three weeks—designed to help your child make big gains in a short amount of time.

These intensives can be helpful when:

• Your child is close to meeting a milestone but needs a boost

• You’re travelin...

As a pediatric occupational therapists, we help children do the everyday activities that support learning, play, and development. While physical therapy often focuses on gross motor skills like crawling or walking, occupational therapy (OT) zooms in on fine motor skills, self-care, and how children ...