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What Interventions are Available for Infants with Developmental Delays?

Interventions for infants with developmental delays vary depending on the specific needs of the child. Common interventions include:
Physical therapy for motor skills
Speech therapy for language development
Occupational therapy for fine motor skills and daily activities
Early childhood special education programs
Additionally, family support services and counseling can also play a crucial role in managing developmental delays.

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