Reflux and Tummy Time
Reflux is something a lot of babies experience. That being said there are some differences. I am...
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Posts about exercise (7):
Tummy Time with Neutral Legs
A “frog” leg position is when a baby’s hips are flexed and open out to the side so that their...
Adventure Time – Princes and Princesses
This story is written as the prince rescuing the princess but definitely feel free to have the...
3 More Teletherapy Games
Enjoy the first round of virtual therapy games? Check out this follow up with more ideas to engage...
Developmental Milestones Round-up
Since we have been doing some blog post round-ups I thought I would go through and find all the...
3 Teletherapy Games
With everything happening virtually now a days therapists have needed to get creative in new ways...
5 ‘Outside’ Activities for Indoors
It’s definitely been a difficult time being at home all day and having limited ways to get outside...
8 Ways to Move Like an Animal
Can’t get outside to visit an aquarium or take a hike to see different animals in nature? The good...
Torticollis Round Up
We have written lot of posts about torticollis (tight neck) and plagiocephaly (flat head syndrome)...
Kids Activities with 4 Everyday Items You Have at Home
As pediatric therapists we are often problem solving with our families to try and replicate...
You’re Little One is Walking – Now What?
Walking is often the skill that it most anticipated by parents. A child’s first steps open a new...
Home School Activity Breaks
We know this is a new, unchartered, and challenging time for many families. With so many changes...