Toddler Group Services
Occupational Therapy for Infants & Toddlers
Occupational therapists support infants and toddlers in developing the foundational skills needed for everyday activities, play, learning, and independence. Through play-based and family-centered approaches, OT helps young children build developmental skills related to sensory processing, motor development, feeding, self-care, emotional regulation, social interaction, and participation in daily routines. Therapists also work closely with caregivers to provide strategies that support growth, confidence, and success at home and in the community.
Baby Buddies: Roll & Sit
Baby Buddies: Roll & Sit is a developmental play group designed for babies ages 4β8 months who are beginning to roll, sit, and prepare for crawling. Led by an Occupational Therapist, the class supports early movement, communication, imitation, and play skills through interactive, play-based activities in a supportive community setting. Caregivers and babies participate together while learning strategies to encourage development, connection, and confidence during everyday routines and play.
The group meets Wednesday mornings from 9:00β9:45 am at Keiki Aloha Therapy and offers both drop-in and monthly participation options.

Move & Groove
Move & Groove is a developmental play group designed for babies ages 6β14 months who are crawling through early walking stages. Led by an Occupational Therapist, the class supports movement, communication, and play skills through fun, interactive activities in a supportive community setting. Caregivers and babies participate together while encouraging confidence, exploration, social connection, and developmental growth through play-based learning.
The group meets Wednesdays from 10:00β10:45 at Keiki Aloha Therapy and offers both drop-in and monthly participation options.

Tiny Trekkers
Tiny Trekkers is a developmental play group designed for children ages 18 monthsβ3 years who are growing in their movement, communication, socialization, and play skills. Led by an Occupational Therapist, the class encourages toddlers and caregivers to explore music, movement, and interactive play activities in a fun and supportive community setting. Through guided activities, children build confidence, coordination, communication, and early social skills while caregivers learn strategies to support development during everyday routines and play.
The group meets Wednesdays from 11:00β11:45 am at Keiki Aloha Therapy and offers both drop-in and monthly participation options.
