Limb Difference
Occupational Therapy (OT) is a fabulous resource that can contribute in many ways to your child’s growth and development. Learn all about OT, what it can offer your child, and how to find a practioner who is knowledgeable about hand/arm/limb differences.
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Loads of children with hand/arm differences participate in athletics and sports. Playing a sport can improve self-confidence and self-image, provide a fantastic outlet for energy, strengthen the body, and be a great avenue for meeting peers. Depending on the nature of the hand/arm difference and the kind of sport the child has chosen, they may experience some special challenges when engaging in individual or team sports.
Read MoreGuest column: Middle School and High School & Learning Life Skills, by Laura Tofinchio, Shelton, CT
Read MoreGuest Column: From Daycare to Elementary School, by Laura Tofinchio, Shelton, CT
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So much happens from birth to thrugh preschool! In this section, we will address your child’s adjustment to having a hand/arm difference, your child’s functional capacities, and some important additional considerations
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Please know that you are NOT alone – in fact, you are in great company! You may be feeling a range of emotions, have a ton of questions, and need support. When you are ready, let’s delve into the issues you may be facing and explore next steps.
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You had an image of playing with your baby, feeding her, kissing her, bathing her, playing peek-a-boo with her, brushing her soft hair… In those images your baby was “perfect” – two big beautiful eyes, two ears, two arms, two legs, ten fingers, and ten toes. However, and whenever, you found out – whether during pregnancy or at birth – what an enormous shock it must be/have been to learn that your baby would arrive different from how you had imagined. This post addresses many of the difficult issues that you may be experiencing during this challenging time.
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