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Well-Child Parent Session

Support beyond the well-child visit 

A chance to troubleshoot challenges early, feel empowered, and build confidence in your parenting choices—before things become bigger issues.

 

Traditional well-child checks give you very little time to dive into details about your child with even less time for problem solving or collaborating. Unfortunately, you are often left with the advice of “let’s just wait and see.” But your gut is questioning this and leaves you wondering if there is more you can do right now. 

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But who can you talk to about this? 
Facebook mom groups' responses are all over the board. 
Google is no help, nor should it be your friend in motherhood. 


Don’t wait and see, ask the OT.


These one-on-one Well-Child Parent Sessions are here to dive into your questions or concerns regarding parenting, development, or attachment. 
No question or concern is too small or too big—whether it’s about milestones, motor skills, behaviors, or sensory processing, even, “Is this normal?” or “Am I on track with how I’m handling X, Y, or Z?”—I can provide you with actionable tools and strategies to support your child’s growth and the overall harmony in your home.

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These sessions offer parents personalized guidance and expert problem-solving. Gain peace of mind, confidence, and effective strategies for the season you are in.
 

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The following & more can be addressed in a session

This can be online or in-person, and is especially appropriate for those under five years.

  • What you need to know about developmental milestones for the stage you're in

  • Ways to support your baby to move them through milestones without tracking each milestone

  • Ideas for engaging your baby and play ideas

  • Break down tummy time to make it easy in your home 

  • Understand what baby equipment and toys are not needed and which ones can be used in supportive ways 

  • Precrawling skills 

  • Plagiocephaly prevention 

  • What attachment looks like in the first year 

  • Preparing for solid food introduction 

  • Coregulation / Parent regulation strategies

  • Coordination, strength, motor planning , fine motor skills

  • Sensory processing 

  • Behavior management / regulation support  

  • Preparing to breastfeed  

  • Preparing for Matrescence (the transition to motherhood)

  • And more! 

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*This is not OT services and there will be no direct treatment with your child. General strategies will be provided. 

Interested in OT services? Click here to explore offerings. 

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