FOR PARENTS β’ OT PRACTICE
FOR PARENTS
Clear answers for everyday concerns
Start with what you notice at home. Find developmental guidance, practical OT strategies, screenings, and next stepsβwithout pressure or jargon.
Where should I start?
Choose a concern and explore the seven parent-friendly topic hubs.
Explore development ββDevelopmental screenings
Use educational questionnaires to organize observations and decide what to discuss with a professional.
View screenings βποΈWhat is pediatric OT?
Learn what happens in an evaluation and how OT supports participation in real routines.
Understand OT βAβZOT glossary
Read plain-language explanations of therapy and development terms.
Open the glossary βπPractice at home
Find guides, printables, courses, and interactive books designed by a pediatric OT.
Visit the shop βπTalk with Ruslana
Share the daily activity that concerns you and request an introductory consultation.
Contact OT Practice βOnline information and screenings are educational, not diagnostic. If concerns affect playing, dressing, eating, preschool participation, or relationships, consider discussing them with your pediatrician or a pediatric occupational therapist.