Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Child-parent group session
For newborns to preschoolers
Baby class
0-year-olds are in a period of particularly remarkable motor development. Development during this period is very important as it forms the foundation for subsequent development. That's why it's so important to draw out the abilities that are growing and encourage the development of the mind and body through play that matches the child's growth. At this time, you may have a lot of concerns about parenting at the same time.
Baby classes focus on "eating", "exercise", and "sleep", which are the basics of a healthy lifestyle, and we will convey our approach to each problem based on medical evidence.
1 year old kid's class
A baby who has started walking is more active and has a wider range of activities. In order to challenge various things that interest them every day, they will try to move their body as they want and establish themself through repeated failures.
Fine motor development, oral function development, speech development are remarkable, intellectual and physical strength, and communication skills that form the basis of sociality will be developed.
In the 1-year-old class, we will focus not only on the phisical strength but also on the mental development, as well as more dynamic movements and fine motor play that children are interesting and enjoyable.
2-3 years old kid's class
At the age of 2 to 3 years old, the language becomes fluent, the conversation is established, and the communication becomes smoother and smoother. It is a time when children acquire thinking, imaginative, and memorizing powers, increase the number of things they can do on their own, nurture emotions and social skills, and have a great influence on the formation of personality and abilities.
During this period, it is very important to nurture the ability to think for yourself through play, the ability to take care of yourself, and the ability to be considerate of others.
In the 2- to 3-year-old class, we not only learned about exercise, but also I will tell you about the importance of play that fosters thinking and imagination.