Therapy Sessions

Besides their weight and height

After your baby is born, it is typical to schedule routine visits to the pediatrician, , but it is not usual to make routine visits to the psychologist! However, studies show that just as hearing or vision exams help monitor your baby’s health in these important developmental areas, monitoring your baby’s behavioural and psychological development is just as important. ForBabies’ infant sessions reassure parents that their baby is developing healthy speech, social, motor and emotional skills within their expected age range.

Studies indicate that reaching critical developmental milestones early in childhood are directly related to their successes later in life. School achievements emotional development and acquisition of skills that help our children positively respond to the adversities of life should not be left to chance!
When should tthese routine sessions begin?

International recommendations are that the sessions should begin at birth, and when infants reach 3, 6, 9 and 12 months. Appointments should be scheduled every 6 months after these initial visits.

A baby’s arrival happens months before the delivery and presentation into their parent’s arms.

In all aspects related to their “arrival” babies are observed and monitored with medical sessions that observe health and fetal development. It is during these sessions that parents begin to know their baby and form the beginnings of a life-long relationship

The behavioral differences of each baby is recognized from their earliestmoments, noting that even while still within their mother’s belly, they present themselves as unique individuals. As parents you observe this when your baby first begins responding to external stimulus and begins to adopt their own distinct fetal postures and positions based on their individual comforts.

A mother’s observation of her baby’s intrauterine movements and reactions to external stimuli is unique and forms a strong maternal-fetal bond even before the baby arrives. This is why it is so important that mother and parents understand how their interactions and actions directly affect their child long before birth.

Babies go through temporary difficulties and we can help!

Parents often consult their pediatrician for advice on a wide array of newborn maladies. Issues such as irregular eating patterns, difficulty sleeping, anxiety or aggression are commonplace worries that can be part of your baby’stypical development process. However, these behaviors can also signal that your baby is experiencing heightened stress levels. Often times these behaviors point to the need to strengthen the baby’s ability to development healthy responses to various environmental factors.

ForBabies Pediatric Psychology S.O.S. sessions help developyour baby’s brain potential, ensuring healthy and steady development throughout all growth stages. . In these sessions, we match your baby’s developmental stage with brain strengthening activities and exercises that help your baby reach their maximum potential.