The idea of a yes space is really quite simple. It is an enclosed area just for the baby where he or she is safe, won’t be told “no,” and can’t escape.

Have you been told your baby has HYPOTONIA - aka low muscle tone???

Does your baby show signs of tension?

There are ways to teach your baby how to get down safely from both furniture and stairs.

Have a new walker??? Or soon to be?!

Have you ever been told your baby is lazy?

Play gyms are an excellent resource to get your baby moving and stimulated during floor time!

Binky, dummy, soother, Nuk, paci… No matter what you call it, the pacifier has a long history of helping parents soothe their babies. They’re given to parents at baby showers and sometimes even at the hospital as a parting gift for your newborn. Pacifiers can help calm your infant, help them practice sucking skills and have even been shown to be protective against SIDS, but we’ve also heard about all the negatives of pacifiers.

It is important to work with providers who can look holistically at the functioning of your child’s whole body to optimize the results of their tongue tie release.

I see a lot of misinformation floating around social media and even shaming parents for their baby having a flat head.