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Ensuring Safety and Building Confidence: Finding a Balance in Free Play
One of the hardest tasks as a parent is to let your child fall. Both figuratively and literally. We want to show them everything we know and we want to safeguard them from the possible hurt, harm, and discomfort they encounter. Preventing harm is of utmost importance. Preventing hurt can be important too. Preventing discomfort may do our kids a disservice. I am a helicopter mom. Before I had my son, I agreed with the negative connotations of the term. As a pediatric physical
Sep 25


Unique Ways to Work on Sitting Balance with Your Baby
Learn some new techniques to work on your baby's sitting balance. Develop their core strength with these fun, playful strategies!
Sep 20


Should You Worry About “W” Sitting? A Parent’s Guide
Learn about why children "w" sit, if the position should be corrected, when to be concerned, and how to address it.
Sep 20


My baby was diagnosed with gross motor delay. What now?
Learn what to expect during a physical therapist evaluation if your baby is diagnosed with a gross motor delay.
Aug 5


5 Reasons Tummy Time is Essential for Your Baby
Discover 5 key reasons tummy time is essential for baby's development. Learn how tummy time supports motor skills, strengthens muscles, promotes coordination, and helps prevent motor delays.
Aug 5
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