Articles by Month: August 2026
Fort Myers OT Explains Why Bedtime Resistance May be a Sensory Problem
When bedtime falls apart every single night, a Fort Myers occupational therapist is not often the professional families think to call. Parents try earlier bedtimes, later bedtimes, sticker charts, and every routine a friend swears by. For some children, those…
Speech Sound Errors and Reading: Why a Kindergarten Concern Can Become a First-Grade One
Parents often ask their child’s Fort Myers speech therapist whether a preschooler’s speech errors will follow them into the classroom. The honest answer is the majority of children with speech sound differences learn to read without much difficulty. But a…
When Insurance Cuts Your Child’s Authorized Hours
When a letter arrives indicating your health insurance provider is cutting your child’s authorized therapy hours, it often lacks a clear explanation. Families receiving Fort Myers ABA therapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy at FOCUS Therapy have more than once…
The Age of Toys Is Not Over: What Toy Story 5 Gets Right About Screens and Child Development
Pixar spent four films asking what happens to a toy when a child outgrows it. Toy Story 5 asks a harder question: What happens to a child when nothing gets outgrown, because nothing gets played with? Bonnie is 8 now.…