Use of the antiemetic ondansetron during pregnancy was not associated with any adverse fetal outcomes, an observational study showed. ‍

Texas mom Dawn Keim, who has been going deaf for most of her adult life because of a genetic condition, hears her son's voice for the first time.

Metaphor bingo is an activity offered at OMIX Therapies in Los Angeles to improve language and comprehension skills.

Morphemes are the smallest units of sound or combination of sounds that make up words in speech and have meaning. There are many different types of morphemes. Morphemes at times are mistaken for words or syllables

Childhood attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may carry over into adulthood in 29% of cases, with a higher risk of other psychiatric disorders, a population-based study showed.

Various cognitive-based strategies are used during speech therapy that can help improve your child’s reason and problem-solving abilities. Contact OMIX Therapies to learn more.

I’m often asked, “how can I help my child improve his/her language.” To my opinion, although we live in the “new world of technology” and we have many more resources available to us now than ever before, we have lost the ability to communicate effectively with each other.

Counting, reading, handwriting, solving puzzles -- they’re all a part of healthy development for children, right? But there’s just one problem. All of those things require a lot of sitting that children just don’t want to do all the time.

Spending quality time with your kids is more important than spending quantity time with them, especially when they are still young. One way to bond with your kids is Parent and Me Classes classes. Whether it’s a Los Angeles Parent and Me class you go to, or somewhere else, these classes usually consist of activities that are hosted by local child-friendly businesses.

Floortime therapy is something you may have heard of but might be a little hazy about. Some people might think it’s some sort of time out that serves as an alternative to sending a child to their room or to some other confined space when they’re expressing negative behavior.