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Hey, I'm Jasmine - Pediatric OT, Mama, and big believer in the power of everyday moments.
Hey, I'm Jasmine - Pediatric OT, Mama, and big believer in the power of everyday moments.
I started Nurtured Steps because I believe the early years are everything. The first few years shape the foundation for a child’s entire future — and no one plays a more important role than you!
Parents Are the Best Teachers
As both a parent and an occupational therapist, I’ve seen over and over that parents are their child’s most powerful teacher. You don’t need fancy toys, flashcards, or extra hours in the day — just the right knowledge, support, and a little confidence.
I’m here to empower you with simple, practical ways to support your child’s development — woven right into your everyday routines like getting dressed, cooking meals, or playing at the park.
It’s All About the Little Steps
At Nurtured Steps, we believe in building skills step by step — celebrating progress, not perfection. Small, meaningful changes add up to big wins over time.
Whether it’s through one-on-one sessions, parent coaching, sensory play groups, or free resources, I’ll walk alongside you as you nurture your child’s growth in a way that’s playful, doable, and deeply connected to your family’s life.
Let’s make the most of these early years — together.
Our Guiding Values
Our Guiding Values
Nurturing Development: You are an active participant in your child’s journey, not just an observer.
Little Steps: Big growth happens one small skill at a time.
Early Start: The earlier we support development, the stronger the foundation.
Awareness is Key: Knowing what to look for helps us support kids when it matters most.
Parents Are the Best Teachers: You know your child best — I’m here to guide and support.
Knowledge Is Power: The more you know, the more confident and calm you’ll feel.
Play-Based Learning: Play is a child’s most powerful tool for learning — and it should always be fun.
Cultural Competence: Every family is unique. Your values, routines, and background matter.
Advocating Always: For your child, for your voice, and for your confidence as a caregiver.
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