Sharon Crane is a pediatric occupational therapist with over 20 years of experience working with children and families. "Zero to Three" interviews her to discuss how occupational therapy may move beyond a strictly therapeutic orientation toward services that address wellness and prevention. Crane has created programs for parents and typically-developing children that combine traditional occupational therapy with enrichment approaches. Her classes teach parents how very young children's social-emotional as well as physical development depends on learning through the sensory systems. High-tech activities and gadgets should not replace body-based experiences. The goal is to help the child become well-regulated and be able to tolerate the sensory input in his or her environment.