Exercises and activities for children with Developmental Delay
Children can be delayed in their development for many reasons. For babies, this is often seen with delayed walking. For older children this is seen with difficulties with higher-level skills such as climbing, hopping or balancing. Often, practising the right developmental skills can give our children the boost they need to move forward.
This library (produced by physiotherapist Stephanie Wheen and occupational therapist Cath Williams), has lots of ideas, exercises, activities and games to help our children in their development.
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Video webinars suitable for children with Developmental Delay
These webinars are led by qualified therapists and specialist children’s well-being practitioners and are informative as well as offering practical tips and tricks to try at home.
The information is easy to access and understand with a breakdown of topics enabling access to the sections that are relevant to our children.
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