Why Cash-Based Pediatric Physical Therapy is Beneficial for Your Family
As a pediatric physical therapist who has transitioned from an insurance-based to a cash-based practice, I've experienced the benefits this change can offer to my patients and their families.
The Power of Play: Enhancing Child Development Through Movement
For your munchkin, play is not just a way to entertain their self, it’s crucial to their development both mentally and physically.
Navigating Breastfeeding Challenges: Tongue Ties
Breastfeeding is a journey that varies greatly from one mother to another. For those facing the challenge of a baby with a tongue tie, this journey can be especially demanding.
Understanding Missed Milestones in Babies (and what to do about it)
As parents, we often track our baby’s development by monitoring key milestones like rolling, sitting, crawling, and walking. However, it’s not uncommon for some babies to skip certain milestones.
Baby Steps: Helping Your Munchkin Learn to Stand
Watching your baby learn to stand is one of the most exciting milestones for any parent. It’s not just a physical achievement; it’s the first step towards independence.
Make the Holidays Merry with The Moving Munchkin Gift Guide!
Stuck on what to get your munchkin this holiday season?! Maybe you’re overwhelmed by all the choices, or maybe you’ve got the perfect gift and are just looking for some stocking stuffers.
Rolling, Sitting and the Connection to Vestibular Function
Is it okay if my baby skips rolling and goes straight to sitting? I get this question a lot from parents who are wondering if rolling is an important milestone.
Muscle Tension and Head Shape in Infants
Have you ever woken up in the morning and had trouble turning your head because you slept funny? That tight, tense feeling in your muscles stops you from looking in a certain direction, and until you allow gentle movement or maybe even light massage, that feeling doesn’t go away.
Help Your Munchkin Walk!
With new walkers, there are all sorts of things we try… two of the most common ways a parent helps their new walker is by holding their hand and catching them when they fall.