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Parents often watch how their children walk and grow. Some kids walk with their feet pointing outward instead of straight ahead. This is called "out-toeing" or sometimes "duck feet." Let's learn about … [Read more...]

Parents often search for this information when their babies roll onto their bellies in the crib but can't roll back, leading to sleep disruptions. While rolling from belly to back is typically harder … [Read more...]

If you've noticed your child walking with their feet turning inward (what doctors call "in-toeing" or being "pigeon-toed"), you're not alone! As parents, you naturally worry about these things. But … [Read more...]

Let's talk about one of those skills that doesn't always get the spotlight but is super important: lateral stability. If you're working with kid who have hemiplegia or who've had torticollis, you know … [Read more...]

Toe walking is whenever the heel does not hit first when a child is walking. This is not something that they will outgrow. We have compiled resources for your information on toe walking. This will be … [Read more...]

Many people observe individuals who habitually walk on their toes and assume this indicates exceptional calf strength. After all, maintaining a raised heel position seems like it would require … [Read more...]

Early Standing in Babies: Understanding the Complete Picture As parents, we often get excited when our babies show an early interest in standing. It's commonly seen as a sign of advanced … [Read more...]

Emotional regulation refers to how we respond and control our big emotions. Emotional regulation helps an individual with identifying, processing and controlling emotions in various activities and … [Read more...]

Bilateral coordination refers to the ability to use both hands (or both legs) together to complete a functional task. This requires both the sides of the brain and the muscles to work together. … [Read more...]