Does Your Child Need Early Intervention?

If your child is experiencing developmental delays, don't worry. Here's what to know and what you can do to help.

Many families receive EI (Early Intervention) services after birth when a genetic or chromosomal disability is identified, but other early red flags include sensory sensitivities, refusing to be held, fearing movement, or have feeding difficulties. "Milestones for biting, chewing and swallowing a variety of foods are typically accomplished by age three. If you notice that your child is not developing significant skills around the same age as her peers or older siblings, visit TEAM 4 Kids Pediatric Therapy.