The occupational therapist can help children progress in various challenges, increase their autonomy, function in their occupations, and develop their physical, cognitive, and emotional skills.
- Difficulties related to food (Example: reflux, refusal of the bottle or breast, sensitivity to textures, frequent vomiting, poor variety of foods and difficulty in the transition to solid foods);
- Development of preschool skills (Example: taking a pencil, DIY, and cutting);
- Acquisition of autonomy (Example: dressing, brushing of teeth and cleanliness);
- AAnxiety, difficulty in managing emotions and difficulty in organizing and concentrating;
- Development of fine motor skills (Example: handling small objects and writing) and overall motor skills (Example: clumsiness and developmental delay);
- Sensory modulation disorder and baby with intense needs (BABI);
