Trying to decide between in-network and out-of-network therapy? This guide breaks down the key differences in cost, quality, flexibility, and family experience—so you can make the best decision for your neurodivergent child.
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How Tumble N’ Dots Supports Neurodiverse Kids in Irvine At Tumble N’ Dots, we understand the unique needs and strengths of neurodiverse children and their families. Located in Irvine, CA, our award-winning pediatric therapy clinic is dedicated to providing exceptional, family-centered care. From toddlers to preteens, we strive to support every child’s growth, development, and
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Co-regulation: What It Is and Why it Matters Co-regulation is the process through which caregivers, such as parents or teachers, support a child in managing their emotions and responses to stress. This concept goes beyond merely calming a child. Instead, it’s about establishing a foundation for self-regulation. When caregivers consistently model calmness, respond with empathy,
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Intensive Therapy: Making the Most of Holiday Breaks The holiday season is a time for family, relaxation, and a change of routine. For many families with children who benefit from therapy, it can also be a time when the usual support systems, like school-based therapy, are temporarily unavailable. This can lead to regression in skills
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Holistic Approach to Pediatric Therapy We believe that every child deserves therapy that sees the whole picture. A holistic approach to pediatric therapy means understanding and addressing all aspects of a child’s development—physical, emotional, cognitive, and social. It recognizes that each area of a child’s growth is interconnected, and progress in one area often influences
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Can My Child Outgrow Developmental Delays? You might be wondering if your child will eventually grow out of their developmental delays. It’s a common concern, especially when it comes to challenges like speech delays, motor skills, or social-emotional development. While every child is different, understanding what these delays mean and how early intervention can help
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Sleep Strategies for Children An Occupational Therapist’s Perspective As parents, ensuring your child gets a good night’s sleep can sometimes be a challenge. Occupational therapists (OTs) often work with children and families to improve sleep, especially for kids with sensory processing difficulties, developmental disorders, or behavioral challenges. In this blog post, we’ll explore key concepts
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How to Know When Your Child is Ready for Potty Training Potty training is one of those big milestones that, as parents, we all know is coming. But let’s be honest—it’s a milestone that can feel a bit overwhelming. If you’re a care giver wondering when and how to start potty training your little one,
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Is Your Anxiety Causing Your Child’s Anxiety? As parents, we naturally want the best for our children, but what if our own anxieties are inadvertently contributing to their stress and anxiety levels? This is a particularly important consideration for parents of children with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), a profile of autism characterized by an extreme
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The Benefits of Early Intervention for Children with Developmental Delays Early intervention is a critical service for children with developmental delays, offering numerous benefits that can significantly impact their growth and future success. We believe in the power of early intervention to help children achieve their full potential. Here’s why early intervention is so important
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