Category Archives: Family Focus

Toddler stacking colorful rings on a toy

Motor Skills: We’ve got Babies on the Move!

Contributor: Developmental Specialist, Stacy Bailey, EIS

During the first year of life, babies go from being unable to hold their heads up to moving all around! Building motor skills is all about babies learning to move against gravity. First babies hold their heads. Other movement includes, rolling in both directions, sitting, moving in and out of sitting, moving in and out of hands and knees, crawling on hands and knees, pulling to stand, cruising, standing independently, and then taking their first steps. While children can go through these milestones at their own pace, it is important that they go through them all! Read More ›

Toddler walking with play lawn mower next to little girl riding a small 2-wheel bicycle

Get Your “Move” On

Contributor: Developmental Specialist, Stacy Bailey, EIS

Learning can be fun – especially when you’re moving! Here are some resources to help little ones move and play as they practice their motor skills. (Remember, adults can play, too!) Read More ›

Little boy walking behind toy lawnmower on path

Early Intervention Family Friendly Events

Looking for *inclusive Family-Friendly events for your little one? You’re in luck! Our Early Intervention team compiled a list of local events and activities that are sure to engage your little ones. Read More ›

toddler taking books of shelving

Building Skills: Speech and Language

Searching for activities, new skill development or support ideas? Check out these Early Intervention resources we’ve compiled for you. Read More ›

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