Rogers Bridge Pediatric Therapy

03/11/2026

💚March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month!💚

This month we honor individuals with CP by sharing stories, insights, and surprising information that will broaden your understanding. Last year, we had the honor to learn more about CP from our colleague, Gretta, a Speech Language Pathologist with CP. In her blog, she reflects on how early intervention and dedicated therapists changed her life—and how she now does the same for others.

“It only takes one therapist if it’s the right one.”

March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month. Gain a unique perspective from a Speech Therapist with Cerebral Palsy and uncover surprising information that will broaden your understanding.

02/24/2026

When your toddler won’t eat… the struggle is real.

You plan the meals. You cut everything just right. You offer their “favorite” food.
And still… nothing.

If dinner time feels more stressful than peaceful right now, you are not alone. Picky eating is common in the toddler years, but that doesn’t mean you have to just wait it out and hope for the best.

In our latest blog, our pediatric feeding therapists share practical, realistic strategies to help reduce pressure, build positive mealtime experiences, and bring more peace back to your table.

https://www.rogersbridgepediatrictherapy.com/feeding/what-to-do-when-your-toddler-wont-eat

😩 Tired of mealtime battles? You’re not alone. If your toddler won’t eat anything you serve (even foods they loved yesterday!), this blog is for you. 🍽️ We’re sharing practical tips and therapist-approved strategies to take the pressure off and make mealtimes more manageable—for you ...

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us at Rogers Bridge Pediatric Therapy 💗💗💗

We loved celebrating with our amazing staff and the sweet kiddos who make every day so special. We are so grateful for the families who trust us with their care.

02/02/2026

✋ Signs your child may need fine motor support:
• Trouble holding a pencil or crayon
• Messy handwriting
• Difficulty using scissors
• Avoiding coloring or craft projects
• Struggling with buttons or zippers

If this sounds familiar, our blog explains how occupational therapy can help—and how you can start supporting these skills at home.

🔗https://www.rogersbridgepediatrictherapy.com/occupational-therapy/helping-your-child-build-strong-fine-motor-skills

02/01/2026

Snow much fun yesterday ❄️ We had the best time seeing everyone’s snow day pictures.

We will be open tomorrow and ready to jump back into therapy fun

01/29/2026

💡 Did you know?
Early intervention for fine motor skills can help your child gain independence faster, avoid frustration, and be more confident in school and play.

Our latest blog shares how occupational therapy supports handwriting, coordination, and self-care skills.

📍 Located in Lawrenceville, GA | In-clinic & Teletherapy available

🔗 https://www.rogersbridgepediatrictherapy.com/occupational-therapy/helping-your-child-build-strong-fine-motor-skills

01/26/2026

🖐 Build fine motor skills through PLAY!

Try these fun activities at home:
✨ Bead stringing with yarn or dry pasta
✨ Play dough rolling and pinching
✨ Using tongs to “rescue” small toys
✨ Drawing on vertical surfaces like an easel

Want more ideas? Our new blog has a full list of activities PLUS tips from our occupat
🔗 https://www.rogersbridgepediatrictherapy.com/occupational-therapy/helping-your-child-build-strong-fine-motor-skills

01/21/2026

Is your child struggling with handwriting, buttons, or scissors? ✂

Our latest blog explains what fine motor skills are, why they matter, and how parents can support development at home. Plus, learn how occupational therapy helps children build confidence, independence, and success!

✋ Is your child struggling with handwriting, buttons, or scissors? Our blog explains what fine motor skills are, why they matter, and how parents can support development at home. Plus, learn how occupational therapy helps children build confidence, independence, and success! 🔗 https://www.roger...

01/01/2026

Hello 2026! 🎆

A new year means new goals, new progress, and new opportunities to celebrate every milestone along the way. Thank you for being part of our Rogers Bridge Pediatric Therapy community. We are excited to continue supporting our families and cheering on every step forward this year.

12/22/2025

Is your child having trouble expressing their thoughts, wants, or ideas? Expressive language delay can impact how children use words, sentences, and communication, even when they understand everything being said to them.

In our latest blog, our speech language pathologists explain
• What expressive language delay is
• Common causes and early signs
• How speech therapy, AAC, and sign language support communication
• The difference between expressive and receptive language

Early support can make a meaningful difference. Learn how we help children build confidence, reduce frustration, and strengthen communication skills.

Learn the signs, causes, and treatment options for expressive language delay in children. Discover how speech therapy, AAC, and early intervention can help your child communicate with confidence.