Pregúntele a un experto: desarrollo infantil

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¿Tienes un nuevo bebé en casa? ¿Tiene algunas preguntas sobre la alimentación, el cumplimiento de hitos, el tiempo boca abajo, el juego, etc.? ¿Te has metido en una madriguera de conejo en Google tratando de encontrar las respuestas solo para sentirte más confundido que cuando empezaste?

¿Por qué no preguntar a los expertos? ¡Emerge Pediatric Therapy ahora ofrece un nuevo servicio para que pueda hacer exactamente eso! Con “Pregunte a un experto”, nuestros terapeutas ocupacionales, físicos y del habla pueden brindar consejos y comentarios sobre los hitos del desarrollo, la alimentación, los trucos para el tiempo boca abajo, las ideas para el tiempo de juego sensorial y más.

Este servicio se considera un servicio de bienestar consultivo. Es un espacio para hacer preguntas y obtener respuestas sobre cosas como cómo comenzar a darle alimentos sólidos a su bebé, qué hacer para fomentar el gateo y más. Este servicio no está diseñado para evaluar o diagnosticar bebés. Si creemos que su bebé se beneficiaría más de la terapia física o ocupacional práctica, recomendaremos una evaluación o evaluación en ese momento.

Las llamadas telefónicas duran 30 minutos. Se lo conectará con un terapeuta según el tema inicial que le gustaría discutir. Si elige agrupar llamadas, tiene la oportunidad de continuar hablando con el mismo terapeuta o cambiarlo.

Temas potenciales

Destete guiado por el bebé y otras filosofías de alimentación
Alimentación con leche materna o biberón
Dormir
juego sensorial
Tiempo boca abajo
Desarrollo del lenguaje
Apoyar el desarrollo motor (piense en rodar, sentarse, pararse, gatear y caminar)
¡Alguna otra idea o tema que te pueda interesar!

¿Entonces, cómo funciona? Sigue este enlace para comprar tus sesiones. Al momento de la compra se le dará un código de compra. Ingrese el código de compra en la aplicación de programación a continuación, junto con información básica sobre usted y sus áreas de interés, ¡y seleccione una fecha! ¡Eso es!

Si ha optado por comprar un paquete con múltiples llamadas, enumere el tema que desea cubrir primero en el programador. Al final de su sesión, tendrá la oportunidad de configurar su próxima sesión o esperar hasta que surjan más preguntas. Puede usar todas sus sesiones seguidas o puede repartirlas a lo largo de unos meses. Trabajamos con el horario que mejor se adapte a tus necesidades.

Este es un gran recurso para los nuevos padres y cuidadores que se sienten abrumados o carecen de un sistema de apoyo sólido. ¡Compra sesiones para ti o para regalar! ¿Tiene más preguntas antes de comprar? Póngase en contacto con Sarah en sarah@emergepeds.com.

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