Picky Eaters: Is Your Child One of Them?
Picky eating can be a concern for families on many different levels at a variety of ages. Even experienced parents may find themselves surprised
How Physical Therapy Can Help Your Child!
Pediatric physical therapists work with children of all ages to develop their gross motor skills to allow them to better explore their environment
3 Easy Steps to Ease Back to School
Most people resist change. We take comfort in our routines. Routines build confidence. This is especially important for children, and parents are
Balancing Learning Opportunities and Safety for the Benefit of a Child - Part 1
Children are always pushing their boundaries. Driven by innate curiosity of their surroundings, exploration and mastery of their world is at the
Keeping Your Autistic Child Safe
Home safety is a concern for all parents, but perhaps even a bigger concern for parents of an autistic child. Summer is here and there is no other
Language Disorders in Toddlers
Your toddler has just finished throwing a temper tantrum for the ages and you're at your wits end trying to figure out what he wants. He has very
Huh? What? Why do parents have to repeat themselves?
As a parent, there's something extra frustrating about preparing breakfast when I have to ask my kids twenty times what they'd like to eat. I can
Down Syndrome and How Physical Therapy Can Help!
Down syndrome (DS) is a genetic disorder in which children are born with an additional copy of chromosome 21, also known as Trisomy 21. This
Concerns and Challenges Related to Toe Walking in Children
Toe-walking simply refers to a walking pattern in which a child walks on their tiptoes without their heels contacting the ground. Sometimes a
Exersaucers: What you need to know about them!
Have you ever heard therapists say they dislike exersaucers or jolly jumpers? While kids may love spending time in the exersaucer and parents love