Small Steps, Big Leaps LLC

10/31/2025

10/29/2025

Your baby’s first 6 months are full of growth and change!

Here we highlight the big milestones, but there’s even more detail waiting for you on the blog.

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✨ Head to the website to read the full breakdown!

Every baby is different, these milestones are guidelines to be aware of. If you have questions or concerns about your baby’s development, reach out for a free 15-minute phone consult.

10/15/2025

We are over-due for an intro here! If you’ve been with us for a while, you may recognize Erica!

She’s an occupational therapist at Small Steps, Big Leaps LLC and, loves working with kids, toddler to school-aged.

Outside of the clinic, you will find her spending her time reading, with her family, and enjoying the outdoors.

Be sure to say hi to Erica the next time your family is in for a session!

10/01/2025

Rolling might look like a simple milestone, but it’s actually a huge step in your baby’s development.

Rolling:
👉 Supports their sensory development
👉 Helps the left and right sides of the body communicate with one another
👉Lays foundational skills for movement

If you have questions or concerns regarding your baby’s development, contact Stephanie today for a free phone consult.

09/29/2025

Small Steps, Big Leaps LLC (Hanover, PA) is growing, and we’re looking for a playful, heart-forward therapist to join our family-centered practice. If you love turning therapy into purposeful play, you’ll fit right in.

What we’re looking for:
• Play-based OT who believes in “progress through play”
• Feeding experience preferred (not required)
• COTAs and new grads encouraged to apply
• 1099 contractor role with competitive pay
• Flexible, family-centered care in home/community settings

How to apply:
Email your resume to stephanie@smallstepsbigleapsot.com with the subject line “OT Application – Your Name.”

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08/20/2025

"Child-led doesn't mean let them do whatever they want."

Via KidsConnect Psychology