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Occupational Therapy at Baby Steps

Paediatric Occupational Therapy helps children perform daily living activities and improves their functional abilities in a way that is observable to their families, peers and educators.

An Occupational Therapist can assist with

Developmental delay

Reduced attention and concentration

Learning and socialising delays

Sensory processing issues

Fine motor skill delays

Autism

Cerebral Palsy

Attention Deficit Disorder

Down Syndrome

Challenging behaviours

Handwriting

Self-care skills

Planning and organisational skills

More than motor skills

With specialised training in child development, physiological conditions and unique sensory processes, Occupational Therapists facilitate meaningful early intervention and have a direct impact on a child’s skill development outcomes and ability to thrive.

A helping hand

Occupational Therapy uses children’s natural curiosity in teaching them functional skills for daily life. Its practitioners help to develop their fine motor skills, handwriting, planning and organisational ability, self-care and social skills for application in meaningful activities of home, school and play.

Cracking the code

Occupational Therapists have a knack for helping parents understand how their child learns and experiences their surroundings, providing valuable insights and tailored therapeutic strategies that can be employed at home to support their continued development. Once barriers are removed, it becomes easier for parents to align with their child’s unique experience and cater to it throughout the developmental stages to come.

Independence starts with baby steps

Choose your OT

General Practitioners

Paediatricians

Clinical Psychologist

Lactation Consultants

Paediatric Physio

Continence Physio

Pelvic Physio

Postnatal & Pregnancy Physio