MTSkids provides therapy for the following areas of Sensory Development:
Feeding/Dysphagia
Picky Eaters
Problem Feeders
SOS certified
Children reach sensory milestones at different times, however, there are general guidelines in which children have certain skills. We have listed some milestones based on age.
- Likes to be held and molds their body to that of the adult holding her.
- Is comfortable when being moved.
- Explores toys by putting them in his mouth.
- After six months, accepts solid and textured foods when introduced.
- Has favorite sensory stimuli, such as certain music, finger games, flavors, etc.
- Enjoys touching textures; plays with food, textured toys, sand, play-doh, etc.
- Enjoys bath time and accepts touch from washcloth.
- Plays in imaginative and unique ways.
- Spends time exploring the various features of toys (the sights, sounds, texture, etc.)
- Accepts various clothing textures.
- Is not excessively frightened by loud or sudden noises.
- Adjusts play to the situation, active play outdoor vs. structured, quiet play.
- Explores new play equipment with good balance and body control.
- Can remain focused on a task despite a moderate level of activity in the room.
- Is able to participate in simple group activities.
- Is able to tolerate moderately loud noises, and unusual environmental stimuli.
- Accepts tooth brushing, bathing, and grooming, unless distracted by play.
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