What if we told you that one of the most powerful tools for supporting your child's development is something you probably already have in your home? Music is a therapeutic powerhouse that pediatric occupational therapists use every single day to help children build essential skills. From calming an overwhelmed body to strengthening motor skills and improving focus, the right music at the right time can unleash your child's ability to learn, regulate, and thrive. The best part

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