Dr. Sanchita Kurhade

When you enter a therapy clinic, you will probably notice a swing. You may see a child sitting on a platform swing and another child lying in a hammock swing, with a therapist gently moving the child while talking. To some parents, a swing may appear to be just a toy. However, in the context

Usually, when a child first goes to a therapy clinic parents think that therapy begins with choosing the swing, balance board or sensory toy. In reality, effective therapy begins before that; it begins with getting to know the child. When you are selecting therapy equipment, you should not go for the newest or most costly

You’re the parent who has noticed your child frequently jumping on the sofa, spinning in circles hitting the cushions or covering their ears when the noise is loud. Some children enjoy these activities. Other children become overwhelmed by what they see, hear or touch every day. In those situations, a home sensory gym can make