Developmental Delay & Early Intervention (0–3)
The first three years are when a child's brain learns movement fastest — which is why early help works so well. If your baby seems behind on rolling, sitting, crawling or walking, an early assessment gives you answers, and early therapy gives your child the best possible start. Many of our littlest visitors simply need a few months of guided play to catch up.
Sound familiar?
One tick is enough of a reason to ask. Two or more — book a check.
How we help
- A structured developmental assessment using standardised infant scales
- One-to-one therapy built around play your baby actually enjoys
- Positioning, handling and tummy-time guidance for everyday routines
- A simple home program — five to ten minutes, woven into play and feeds
- Progress reviews with clear, plain-language updates (and reports for your paediatrician)
What a session looks like
- 1You stay with your baby the whole time — always
- 2Therapy looks like guided play: reaching, rolling games, supported sitting
- 3We coach you on what to practise at home, and exactly how
- 4Sessions run ~45 minutes, usually 1–3 times a week to begin
ages: 0–1, 1–3 yrs
Conditions covered here
Common questions
My baby was premature. When should development be checked?
Isn't every child different? Maybe mine is just a late bloomer?
Will therapy hurt or upset my baby?
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Worried about early intervention?
Tell us what you're seeing — we'll tell you honestly whether an assessment is needed.