An OTA provides home-based early intervention services. The occupational therapist informs the OTA that an 18 -month-old child is able to finger-feed effectively but is not able to use a spoon or suck from a straw. The OTA puts together supplies to bring to the child’s home and plans activities to use during the first intervention session. When selecting objects and activities to use during this initial session, which developmental age is most important for the OTA to include? a. 9-12 months. b.
[Expert Solution]: An OTA provides home-based early…
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