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As adults, we are familiar with how an occupational therapist helps adults regain or adapt skills for everyday activities such as self-care, work, and independent living,
Partners in Child Development’s Early Intervention Services program supports families with infants and young children who are experiencing feeding challenges, including breastfeeding, bottle feeding, latching, and weight gain. Our team provides family-centered guidance and practical strategies to help make feeding more successful and less stressful.
Ensuring infants and toddlers get proper nutrition is essential for healthy growth and development. Early Intervention Services works with families to address feeding challenges, support weight gain, and guide transitions from breast or bottle feeding to solid foods. Our specialists provide practical, personalized strategies in the home or childcare setting—helping children thrive while giving parents confidence and peace of mind.
Premature infants are, by definition, born prior to 37 weeks gestation. When a baby is born prematurely, the medical staff completes a series of assessments to evaluate their health and development. Premature infants are at a higher risk of complications due to underdeveloped organs and systems.
Descubre qué esperar durante una visita domiciliaria de los Servicios de Intervención Temprana. La especialista Zoe Hastings responde a preguntas comunes y comparte estrategias prácticas para apoyar el desarrollo infantil y fortalecer a las familias.
If you’re concerned about your infant or toddler’s feeding—whether it’s trouble latching, gagging on solids, or food aversions—our Early Intervention Services team is here to help. In this video, speech-language pathologist Natalie Howard, MS, CCC-SLP, shares how our experienced therapists work with families to provide personalized support, strategies, and therapies—all at no cost—to promote healthy development in children from birth to age three.
Learn how infant massage supports bonding, relaxation, and healthy development. OT Karina Ibañez shares simple techniques that soothe babies and empower caregivers—all easily woven into daily routines. Early intervention starts with connection.
A home visit from Early Intervention Services may cause questions to arise regarding what to expect, how to prepare and even who will visit.
From the NICU to reaching milestones, Mason’s journey highlights the power of Early Intervention. Read how support from Partners in Child Development helped one family thrive—and how it can do the same for others.
Free Early Intervention Services for children birth to age three. Expert care in your home, childcare, or our locations. Get a free evaluation today!
We offer Early Intervention Services for children ages infant to age three for any child not meeting age-appropriate developmental milestones or at risk of not meeting developmental milestones due to a diagnosis or other factors.
Read about Caroline’s journey as a mother of a child with special needs and how Partners in Child Development and Anderson School provided the support and community her family needed.
Wandaly’s children Novaly (20 months), and Malachi (5 months) are bright and happy, often getting outside to play in the park or explore their toys at home.
Child Early Intervention in Massachusetts and many other states is moving toward a coaching model that helps to support the parent/caregiver to help them identify, guide, and strategize about the child’s development throughout each day.
Tommy turned 3 years old and transitioned out of EI. The RCP Program continued to be a resource to his family and was critical in bringing referrals and other opportunities to them.
