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Little Hands Pediatric Therapy, LLC

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Little Hands Pediatric Therapy, LLC

Speech, Occupational and Physical Therapy at Home, School, Daycare or in our Sterling Clinic. Serving Loudoun & Western Fairfax County, VA.

Little Hands Pediatric Therapy is the expert in Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy in NOVA. Our educated and experienced team of therapists come to your home, school or daycare to provide personalized, high-quality therapy across Loudoun County and Western Fairfax County. We are on a mission to support parents and educators on how best to help the children in our community. We

look forward to taking the first steps together in creating positive change in your child’s life – you are in good hands!

08/14/2026

Progress is easier to see when you know what’s happening along the way. 💙

We’re so grateful for families who trust Little Hands with their children’s care, and for therapists like Lindsay who make sure parents feel informed, supported and part of the process.

08/10/2026

Next up in our Small Starts for a Smoother School Year series: lunchbox practice! 🍎

Before the first cafeteria day, pack a practice lunch or snack at home and let your child try opening everything on their own.

Containers, wrappers, water bottles, utensils and little zipper bags can all be trickier than they look, especially when the lunchroom is loud and busy.

A quick dry run helps kids practice fine motor skills, problem-solving and independence before it’s go time.

08/08/2026

Angie followed her little friend's play idea and as they cooked, baked and picked drinks for the pig, they practiced target sounds like G, N and K in words like burger, cook, bake and pig.

Child-led play, speech practice and one very well-fed pig. 🍔🐷

08/06/2026

Start the school year with pizza, playground time and people who get it. 🍕

Join us and our friends at Virginia Hands & Voices for our annual back-to-school bash on Saturday, August 29 from noon to 2pm at Hal and Berni Hanson Park, Pavilion 3.

Come enjoy pizza and snacks and time to connect with other Deaf and Hard of Hearing families, professionals and DHH adults.

Tickets are free, but pre-registration is required. RSVP here: eventbrite.com/e/back-to-school-bash-with-little-hands-pediatric-and-va-hands-voices-tickets-1992917469800

Hope to see you there! Virginia Hands & Voicess]

08/03/2026

August is here, so we’re kicking off our last summer tip series: Small Starts for a Smoother School Year! Each Monday this month, we’ll share one simple way to help kids ease back into school routines.

First up: practice one small routine. 🎒

Pick something simple your child can do every day this week, like putting their backpack by the door or getting dressed before breakfast.

Don’t worry about the whole morning yet. One little routine, practiced again and again, can help school days feel more familiar before the first bell rings.

Check back next Monday for our next tip! 💡

07/29/2026

Last up in our Little Steps Toward Independence series: asking for help! 🙋

Sometimes independence looks like doing it alone. Sometimes it looks like knowing when you need support.

This week, try modeling that out loud. Let your child hear you ask for help too: “I can’t reach that. Can you hand it to me?” or “I’m stuck. Can you show me?”

Asking for help is a big skill. It shows self-awareness, communication and confidence which are all important steps toward doing more on their own.

07/27/2026

In the sensory gym, play has a purpose. 😊 Ms. Brooke and Emmy used the platform swing to build core strength, balance, grip strength and working memory by remembering which animals to grab next. Strong bodies, busy brains and lots of fun!

07/25/2026

ADLs, or Activities of Daily Living, are the everyday tasks kids do to care for themselves and participate in daily routines. They’re also exactly what our Little Steps Toward Independence tips have been all about!

Think getting dressed, brushing teeth, washing hands, using utensils, opening lunch containers, cleaning up toys and getting ready to leave the house.

Occupational therapists help kids build the skills, confidence and strategies that make these daily jobs feel more manageable. 🧦

07/22/2026

For our next Little Step Toward Independence: playing with less help! 🛝

During playtime, wait a few seconds before stepping in. Let your child try to set up the game, solve a small problem, take a turn or figure out what comes next.

You’re still nearby if they need support, but a little space gives kids room to practice problem-solving, flexibility and sticking with something even when it gets tricky.

07/19/2026

Playdates are more than fun. They’re a great way for kids to practice social skills they’re building in therapy, like taking turns, starting and staying with a topic, asking for clarification, reading body language and advocating for themselves.

They can be helpful for parents too. Connecting with another family who understands what you’re working through can make the journey feel a little less lonely.

If your child receives therapy at Little Hands and you’d like to be matched with another family for a playdate, let your therapist know! 🧩

Address

21631 Ridgetop Circle Suite 225
Sterling, VA
20166

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

Website

https://littlehandspediatrictherapy.com/

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