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How to Encourage Your Child’s Motor Skill Development at Home
Every child develops movement skills at their own pace, but practice makes all the difference. When your child jumps, crawls, climbs, or tosses a ball, they’re not just playing—they’re developing
When Should I Consider Speech Therapy for My Child?
It’s natural for parents to wonder whether their child’s speech and language are developing as expected. Every child learns to communicate at their own pace, but sometimes, delays in speech
How We Use Play in Physical Therapy to Help Kids Get Stronger
If you walk into a pediatric PT practice, you’re going to see lots of colorful balls, toys and equipment to play on. But this is no ordinary playroom. It is
Helping Kids with Low Muscle Tone Move, Play, and Thrive
In infants, babies and children, an active life and achievement of their developmental milestones require a certain amount of muscle tone or muscle tension. Without a normal level of muscle
How to Encourage Speech and Language Development Through Play
Both at home and in a pediatric speech therapy session, play provides a fun and relaxed environment in which a child can improve their language skills. In a therapy practice,
Why Some Kids Skip Crawling — And What We Can Do to Help
The day a baby starts crawling is an important milestone for the baby and parents both. While parents praise and provide kisses, they may not realize the importance of letting