Let’s explore why many physical therapists, including myself, typically do not recommend sit-in walkers.

One tool that I often recommend in my practice is the Ninni pacifier.

While a tongue tie release procedure can potentially improve your baby’s feeding, breathing, and oral motor development, the preparation before the procedure will ensure everyone involved receives the best possible outcome. 

Digestive discomfort can absolutely affect your baby’s movement!

there are ways to be proactive to support healthy head shape development before reaching the point where a helmet might be considered. 

Does the pacifier you choose make a difference? In many cases YES!

Research and experience tell us some very important things about early sleep and if we follow this road map, it doesn’t have to feel like scaling Mt. Everest.

Knowing how to prepare for it and how to build independent sleep skills, requires both knowledge and practice. Like any other skill, sleep is a learned habit.

If you have been following me for a while, you know how important tummy time is for the development of babies. However, tummy time is more than just an important developmental exercise; it’s a wonderful opportunity to bond with your little one. Read on for both the benefits of tummy time as well as how to make it more enjoyable for both you and baby!

Feeding a newborn can be one of the most rewarding yet challenging experiences for new parents. When difficulties arise, such as a baby struggling to latch, suck, or feed efficiently, the situation can become stressful and frustrating for both parent and baby. While there can be many reasons for feeding issues in infants, one that I commonly address is tight fascia. The signs of tight fascia are often visible in other aspects of the infants daily life, such as not liking the car seat, consistent arching of their body and poor sleep.