Today, Pediatric Physical Therapist, Holly, talks about her favorite ways to incorporate squats for babies and toddlers to improve leg strength. As parents, we are always looking for ways to help our little ones develop and grow. Exercise is an…
5 Go-To Exercises To Inspire Squats For Babies and Toddlers
5 Easy and Fun Sensory Activities To Inspire Playtime
When it comes to fine motor skills, parents often worry about their children lagging behind. But there are plenty of easy and fun ways to encourage fine motor development while stimulating the main five senses; hearing, seeing, touch, taste, and…
4 Sensorimotor Play Activities to Develop Sensory Skills
This featured guest post is by Pediatric Therapist, Georgia, who shares 4 Sensorimotor Play Activities to help develop your little one’s sensory motor skills. The best part? You can do these activities right in the comfort of your home! So…
What Does Occupational Therapy For Infants Look Like?
This featured guest post is by Pediatric Occupational Therapist, Mary Kate, with NAPA Center who explains what occupational therapy for infants looks like from ages 0 to 12 months. She tells you what to look for along with ways an…
7 Super Engaging Learning Activities For Preschoolers
As any parent knows, keeping a preschooler engaged and learning can be a challenge. However, there are plenty of fun activities that can help kids learn while having a blast! With that said, here are seven super engaging learning activities…
4 Child Flat Feet Exercises By A Pediatric Therapist
Flat feet, or pes planus, occur when the arch of the foot is not fully developed. We see this presentation for a variety of reasons. Flat feet can stem from increased or decreased muscle tone or foot and ankle weakness. What…
