As pediatric physical therapists, we at Progress Through Play have a simple mission: to help parents understand the why behind their baby’s movement challenges and provide the tools to support their growth.

Many parents associate tummy time with developmental milestones like rolling and crawling, and often think they need to avoid it if their baby spits up a lot, but it actually plays a surprising role in helping babies who experience reflux.

The holiday season is busy for all - especially those with little kids! This year, purchase thoughtful gifts that bring joy and also support your baby’s developmental milestones!

Research now shows that early intervention should ideally begin within the first 2-3 days of life to set babies up for the best possible start.

When a baby is teething, we often reach for teethers to help soothe their sore gums. But did you know that teether play is beneficial for so much more than just soothing?

As parents, we always want the best for our babies—ensuring they are comfortable, healthy, and developing correctly. Sometimes, babies need a little extra help to feel their best, and that’s where bodywork comes i

If you've ever caught your little one trying to dive headfirst off the couch or bed, you're not alone!

Ten years ago, I was that mom. I had an inconsolable, uncomfortable baby who seemed trapped in a cycle of reflux medications with little to no lasting improvement.

Here at Progress Through Play, we specialize in the important (and exciting!) milestones from birth through walking. Our goal is to help your baby feel good and thrive in every aspect of their development.

As a pediatric physical therapist specializing in infant care, I often encounter parents who are concerned about their baby's development.