Pediatric Occupational Therapy addresses developmental milestones and occupational performance. Intervention focuses on the infant or child’s movement and interaction with objects, people, and environments. During intervention, play is used as a tool to provide the “just right challenge”. New neural pathways are created when a child is successful in a new skill. Pediatric Occupational Therapy can improve balance, coordination, motor planning, eye-hand coordination, handwriting, sensory processing, attention, concentration, and behavior.