Christian Prietto

I am passionate about making a positive impact in family’s lives. As a Speech-Language Pathologist, I love helping children and their families learn to communicate more effectively. I thoroughly enjoy the intricate and creative dance of communication. I take a holistic, collaborative approach to therapy and combine my expertise in the areas of language, cognition, articulation, fluency and voice with parent’s wisdom to determine the best treatment plans for children. I love seeing children grow into who they are as they learn to navigate their world through language and the blossoming of family and community relationships. My three sons and spouse keep me humble and laughing, and I am honored to work with Infinity Kids.

Early indicators of Covid-19 Effects on Babies and Toddlers

Leave a Comment / Uncategorized / By Christian Prietto

Research indicates COVID-19 has impacted children’s brain development differently than you would think. Dr. Sean Deoni, a physicist and neurologist, has been using MRI imaging to study infant brain structure, development, and function. Like many other child development experts, Dr. Deoni understands the rapid brain growth and development in the first three years of life. …

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Parent Ambassador Spotlight | Yi Yi Chen

Occupational Therapy / By Christian Prietto

Making a change can be scary – but it can be the best thing you ever do for your child. That’s what Yi Yi Chen discovered when her son, Oliver, was introduced to Infinity Kids. At Infinity Kids, we work to build bonds with the kids in our community – helping them feel at home …

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What is Joint Attention?

Occupational Therapy / By Christian Prietto

Joint attention is an early developing social-communicative skill in which two people share a common focus on an object or event. Two people (often a young child and an adult) use gestures (such as pointing) and eye gaze to reference one thing. Joint attention is often severely limited in children on the autism spectrum as …

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Developing Foundational Skills at the Park | Ronald Reagan Park

Occupational Therapy / By Christian Prietto

When you think of the most influential person in your life, who do you think of? If it’s not a family member or close friend, then the chances are that they’re someone who had an impact on you when you were young. And what they did was model good habits for how to behave. This …

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Developing Language Skills at the Park | Sycamore Park

Physical Therapy / By Christian Prietto

Whether you are worried about your child’s speech development or not, park activities are fun for nearly everyone. As a speech language pathologist with three sons in Orange County, I’m frequently looking for new places to explore. Our new office is located right around the corner to Sycamore Park, in Anaheim Hills. With a colorful …

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Is Your Child a Late Talker ?

Speech / By Christian Prietto

Is your toddler not talking or not as much as friend’s children? Maybe family members or even the pediatrician has said, “Let’s wait-and see” or “Your sister didn’t talk until she was three and she was fine”. But your gut instinct may be telling you to investigate. Answer the following questions about your child then …

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Picky Eaters versus Problem Feeders

Infinity Kids Blog / By Christian Prietto

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Christian Prietto

Early indicators of Covid-19 Effects on Babies and Toddlers

Parent Ambassador Spotlight | Yi Yi Chen

What is Joint Attention?

Developing Foundational Skills at the Park | Ronald Reagan Park

Developing Language Skills at the Park | Sycamore Park

Is Your Child a Late Talker ?

Picky Eaters versus Problem Feeders

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