Our blogs are inspired by our passion for enhancing childhood development and pediatric physical therapy. We write for both parents and professionals and work to provide a mix of education, activity/treatment ideas, and our favorite toys. Because we write for you, we would love to know what topics you are interested in or what questions you have that we can answer!
It’s All About Motivation
Many times I get asked about what kinds of activities we do with the kids, or how we get them to do what we want them to do when it may be hard work for them. The answer is always the same, it's all … [Read more...]
Yoga for Kids
If you were to ever come to one of our kids yoga classes, don't expect it to be the same as the yoga class you go to. In fact, I was sitting in our office one day while yoga was … [Read more...]
Gross Motor Groups
We are lucky enough to be able to offer developmental play groups that are broken up based on skill. We have chosen to divide them as pre-crawlers, pre-walkers/new walkers, and toddlers. This gives … [Read more...]
Crossing Midline
Crossing midline is the ability for your hands, feet, and eyes to move across your body. Being able to cross midline is an important skill for children to develop as it is needed to complete everyday … [Read more...]
We Love Squigz!
Yes it's true, we do. Not only do we love Squigz but the kids love them, which is probably part of the reason that they are at the top of the list for our therapists' favorites. (and no, this is not a … [Read more...]
Pop Goes the Bubble
Who doesn't love bubbles? A lot of the kids we work with do! Here are some things that you can work on with bubble play: Reaching - You can do this in almost any position. Sitting - For little … [Read more...]
Kneeling: Exploring New Heights
Kneeling is a great position to help progress developmental milestones, as well as a way to work on strengthening hips and core. Depending on the activity it can also be a great way to work on arm … [Read more...]
Apps for PT and Kids
Its always fun to find new apps to use with kids. They like the variety and its nice to challenge and engage them in different ways. Here are a few that our therapists have found recently! We'd love … [Read more...]
Transitional Movements
What are transitional movements you may wonder. They are when a kiddo moves from one position to another. This can look like rolling, getting in or out of sitting, getting in or out of quadruped, … [Read more...]
The Power of the Calves
I don't know about you, but I have had many children over the years that really struggle to use their calf muscles in an efficient and effective way. This could be due to many reasons but there is … [Read more...]
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