by CustomerService MJOT | Primitive Reflexes, Rhythmic Movement, Sensory Processing
Tips For Your Sensory Kid to Help Them GET TO Sleep and STAY Asleep I don’t have to convince anyone how important sleep is! Children may have difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep—especially those with sensory processing issues. When sleep is difficult for the...
by Miss Jaime | CEU Courses, Primitive Reflexes, Rhythmic Movement, Sensory Processing
Here’s another “Student Spotlight” that I am so excited to share with you! Courtney Ng, MS, OTR/L purchased the Brain & Sensory Course that I LOVE, and her feedback blew me away! We’re giving you a lot of information, from various sources,...
by Miss Jaime | Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills, Grip/Grasp, Handwriting & Visual Motor Skills, Primitive Reflexes
A bunch of people emailed us and asked on social media: “What causes an inefficient pencil grasp, anyway?” There’s no easy answer to this one. A few reasons for an inefficient or maladaptive pencil grasp are: Overexposure or increased access to...
by Miss Jaime | Gross Motor Skills
Primitive reflexes start to develop in utero and they actually help the baby get down the birth canal during labor. (Who knew!?) A reflex is an automatic motor response that is triggered by a stimulus. These primitive reflexes assist the baby in their developmental...
