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!
Teletherapy Ideas Round-Up
Teletherapy isn't going away and some of us may be looking for more ideas! We have shared a few that we have done and decided to bring them all together in one post! We will slowly add to this as … [Read more...]
Virtual Pirate Treasure Hunt
Some kids are really over the novelty of telehealth and the activities that have been successful, even if they were creative at masking the amount of work involved, are becoming uninteresting. This … [Read more...]
Learning How to Bike Ride
This can be a tough topic to discuss in writing but we are going to do our best! One question we get regularly is if it's better to start with a balance bike or with a pedal bike and training … [Read more...]
Fun with Water Games
How is it already August?? We hope that this month brings a little sunshine and lets us get some fun time outside! With overall limited options available this year, we wanted to provide you with some … [Read more...]
Nature Walk Ideas
As a result of spending more time at or near home over the past few months, the fun and excitement may be dwindling. We have been brainstorming ways to bring back the novelty to a path or environment … [Read more...]
Chores for Movement
With virtual schooling and remote working, you may not be sure how you can get it all done… we wanted to send out a few ideas for activities kids can do at home that may also help the overall function … [Read more...]
3 Cues for Movement
When we are encouraging or teaching a new movement, we often have to provide cueing for the child. I thought I would take a moment and breakdown 4 of the main types of cueing that are used. … [Read more...]
3 Tips to Encourage the Non-Preferred Side
When kids are learning new skills they will often use one side more than the other at first. Just like we have a preferred side they will have a side that is just a tad easier so that is the one they … [Read more...]
Coordination Round-Up
This round-up is a work in progress of our posts on how movement develops and is learned, as well as areas of movement challenge for kids. These concepts can be applied to babies first learning to … [Read more...]
Crawling Down Stairs
Crawling down stairs can often be hard to teach. Why? Because when you are teaching going up stairs you can place a toy in front and they are motivated to try to get that toy. Going down stairs, if … [Read more...]
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