Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Helping Kids Gain Confidence & Independence
At Jellybean Pediatric Therapy, we specialize in pediatric occupational therapy, helping children develop the sensory, motor, and emotional regulation skills they need to thrive at home, in school, and in daily routines.
If your child struggles with sensory sensitivities, motor coordination, or self-regulation, our experienced therapists provide a play-based, child led, neurodiversity-affirming approach to help them grow.
Signs Your Child May Benefit
From Occupational Therapy
Difficulty with sensory processing
sensitive to sounds, textures, lights, or constantly seeking movement and touch
Trouble with fine motor skills
holding a pencil, using scissors, buttoning clothes
Challenges with gross motor coordination
balance, strength, body awareness
Difficulty with emotional regulation
meltdowns, behaviors, outbursts
Struggles with daily tasks
dressing, eating, or hygiene routines
How Occupational Therapy Works

Sensory Integration Therapy

Fine & Gross Motor Development

Emotion Regulation
Helping kids understand what they are feeling and how to handle daily life
Get Started with a Personalized Therapy Plan
Schedule an Evaluation
An hour assessment of your child’s strengths and challenges
Review Your Customized Plan
Goal-based strategies for sensory, motor, and self-regulation development. You’ll receive a custom treatment plan with goals tailored to your child.
Attend Your Therapy Sessions
Weekly or biweekly 30-45 minute, one-on-one play-based therapy sessions
Pediatric Occupational Therapy – FAQs
How do I know if my child needs occupational therapy?
If your child struggles with daily tasks such as handwriting, body awareness, balance, (e.g., loud noises, certain textures, or movement), they may benefit from occupational therapy. OT helps children develop the motor, sensory, and self-regulation skills needed to thrive in their daily environments. If you’re unsure, we offer evaluations to assess your child’s unique needs.
What are the benefits of pediatric occupational therapy?
Occupational therapy helps children improve:
- Gross motor skills (balance, coordination, strength)
- Sensory processing (responding appropriately to sounds, textures, and movement)
- Self-regulation (handling emotions and behaviors effectively)
- Fine motor skills (grasping objects, using utensils, writing)
- Daily living skills (getting dressed, brushing teeth, using the bathroom)With the right support, children gain confidence, independence, and the ability to fully engage in their world.
With the right support, children gain confidence, independence, and the ability to fully engage in their world.
How does sensory integrative therapy help children with sensitivities?
Sensory integrative therapy helps children regulate how they respond to sensory input. If your child is over- or under-sensitive to sounds, lights, textures, or movement, therapy can provide strategies to help them feel more comfortable. Our goal is to support your child in navigating their environment with greater ease, reducing stress and meltdowns.
What activities are used in occupational therapy for fine and gross motor skills?
We use fun, engaging activities tailored to each child’s needs. Some common exercises include:
- Obstacle courses for balance and coordination
- Playdough and puzzles for fine motor control
- Swinging, jumping, and climbing for sensory input
- Handwriting exercises to strengthen grip and dexterity
- Self-care practice (buttoning shirts, tying shoes, using utensils)
How long does my child need occupational therapy before seeing progress?
The length of therapy varies based on your child’s unique goals and challenges. Some children benefit from short-term therapy, while others need ongoing support. Progress depends on consistency, participation, and at-home reinforcement. We’ll work closely with you to track your child’s development and adjust their therapy plan as needed.

Book a Consultation Today!
Our occupational therapy for kids helps children build confidence, independence, and essential life skills. Schedule an evaluation today!