Occupational Therapy at Baby Steps

Paediatric Occupational Therapy is a neurodevelopmental intervention that supports a child’s ability to process, plan, and perform everyday tasks. It targets the building blocks of function—such as sensory regulation, motor coordination, attention, and emotional control—to improve how a child participates in daily life. When therapy is well-matched to a child’s needs, families begin to see progress not only in the clinic, but in the moments that matter most: getting dressed, joining play, managing transitions, or thriving in the classroom.