Articles - The Center for Childhood Development

Communication is a Human Right

Communication is a human right. AAC helps people learn to effectively communicate whatever they want, whenever they want, with whomever they want.

Shared book reading goes beyond simply pulling words off the page. This simple activity requires minimal effort for maximum rewards.

With early detection and treatment, torticollis can typically be resolved with no long-term side effects.

See who made the “Best Doctors & Health Care Pros in Grand Rapids” list.

Hannah’s job search ended when she found an environment that supported her desire for ongoing learning. Lucky for us, that was here.

This season is especially difficult for children who have sensory processing challenges.

An OT, a PT, and an SLP walked into a toy store. Here’s what they picked out for your kids!

If mealtimes feel like a battle, finding a skilled feeding therapist can make such a difference.

What makes The Center for Childhood Development unique? A reflection on 20 years of practice.