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Aug 08
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Early cognitive skills in ESDM session in Bondi Junction and Mascot

What Are Early Cognitive Skills?

By | Early Start Denver Model (ESDM)

Early cognitive skills are the mental abilities that young children develop as they grow. These skills include thinking, learning, problem-solving, and remembering. Developing strong cognitive skills in early childhood is important because it sets the foundation for later learning and success in school and life. Let’s explore what early cognitive skills are, how they develop, and ways to support young children in building these essential abilities. What Are Early Cognitive Skills? Early cognitive skills are the basic mental processes that help children understand and interact with the world around them. These skills include: Attention: The ability to focus on a…

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Aug 07
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One of the key programs we offer in our SYdney clinics to support children and their families is the Hanen Program: It Takes Two to Talk.

Success Stories for Hanen: It Takes Two To Talk

By | Hanen It Takes Two To Talk | No Comments

5 Success Stories: How It Takes Two to Talk Transformed Our Child’s Communication At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy in Sydney, we believe in the transformative power of the Hanen Program: It Takes Two to Talk. This evidence-based program has helped countless families improve their child’s communication skills, fostering better interactions and more effective language use. Here, we share five success stories from families who have experienced firsthand how the Hanen Program has made a difference in their lives. 1. Emily’s Journey: From Silence to Sentences Initial Challenge Emily, a shy three-year-old, was not speaking as much as her peers. Her parents,…

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Aug 06
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Understand what 10 signs are that might show that your child needs Occupational Therapy in our Bondi Junction and Mascot clinics

10 Signs Your Child Might Need Occupational Therapy

By | Occupational Therapy

10 Signs Your Child Might Need Occupational Therapy As parents, we want to see our children thrive. Sometimes, kids need extra support to develop essential skills. Occupational Therapy (OT) can be incredibly helpful for children facing developmental challenges. Here are 10 signs your child might need occupational therapy. 1. Difficulty with Fine Motor Skills Fine motor skills involve small muscles in the hands and fingers. If your child struggles with tasks like holding a pencil, using scissors, or tying shoelaces, it could indicate they need help with fine motor skills. Struggling with these tasks can affect their performance in school…

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Aug 05
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slippery dip in Occupational Therapy gym for children in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Slippery Dips are Amazing!

By | Occupational Therapy

Why Slippery Dips Are Important for Children with Developmental Delays Slippery dips, also known as slides, are a favourite playground feature for many children. They are not only fun but also beneficial, especially for children with developmental delays. Let’s explore why slippery dips are important and how they can help children with motor delays grow and thrive. Physical Development Strength and Coordination: Climbing up to the top of the slide requires children to use their muscles. This helps build strength in their legs and arms. Sliding down involves coordination and control, as they need to position their body correctly to…

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Aug 03
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Motor delay in 2 year old with Occupational Therapist in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Motor Delay in 2 Year Old Children

By | Occupational Therapy

Motor skills are crucial for a child’s growth, helping them explore their surroundings and do everyday tasks. By the age of two, most kids have learned a variety of fine and gross motor skills. However, some children might not reach these milestones as expected, which is known as motor delay. Recognising these delays and knowing how to support your child can make a big difference in their development. Here’s what you need to know about motor delays in 2-year-olds. What is Motor Delay? Motor delay occurs when a child does not achieve the typical milestones for motor development. Motor skills…

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Aug 02
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Group of children with autism doing the Early Start Denver Model ESDM early intervention in a clinic in Mascot and Bondi junction Sydney with a certified ESDM therapist

Early Start Denver Model Bondi Junction

By | Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) | One Comment

Our Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) Program in Bondi Junction! At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy, we offer the Early Start Denver Model form our Bondi Junction clinic! As Sydney’s leading Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) clinic, we have been providing high quality ESDM therapy from our Bondi Junction location for the past 10 years. Understanding the Early Start Denver Model in Bondi Junction The Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) is a comprehensive, play-based therapy designed for young children with autism aged 12 to 48 months. Developed by Dr. Sally Rogers and Dr. Geraldine Dawson, ESDM combines principles from Applied Behaviour Analysis…

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Aug 01
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Boy with ADHD working with our Occupational Therapist to achieve academic success in our Bondi Junction and Mascot clinics.

Occupational Therapy Bondi Junction

By | Occupational Therapy | No Comments

Discover Exceptional Occupational Therapy Services in Bondi Junction Welcome to OneOnOne Children’s Therapy, where we specialise in providing high quality occupational therapy (OT) services for children in Bondi Junction. Our team of dedicated therapists is committed to helping children achieve their fullest potential in everyday activities. Whether your child needs support with fine motor skills, balance and coordination, or personal independence, our personalised therapy plans ensure each child receives the best care tailored to their needs. What Is Occupational Therapy? Occupational therapy helps individuals develop the daily skills they need for living and learning. For children, OT focuses on helping…

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Aug 01
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Speech Pathologists work with children who have speech and language issues due to too much screen time in Bondi Junction and Mascot clinics

Speech Errors Are Normal

By | Speech Pathology

Understanding Speech Errors in Children Within Normal Limits Children learn to speak by copying sounds and words they hear around them. As they grow, their speech usually gets better on its own. However, many kids make speech errors while learning to talk. These errors are often normal and not something to worry about. Let’s look at how children can have speech errors but still be within the normal limits for speech development. Common Speech Errors Mispronunciations: It’s normal for young children to say words incorrectly. For example, they might say “wabbit” instead of “rabbit” or “pasghetti” instead of “spaghetti.” These…

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