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#395 - Helping Neurodivergent Kids Make Friends – OT Social Skills Tips

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#393 - Is Crawling Really That Important? Yes - Here’s Why!

“I didn’t crawl and I’m fine.” We hear this all the time - from parents, grandparents, and even professionals. And while it can be true, there’s a lot more nuance to the conversation.In this episode, you’ll learn:Why crawling plays such a critical role in developmentHow crawling ... Show more

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