In my work as a Pediatric Physical Therapist, I work with babies and their families everyday. I get a lot of questions and concerns throughout my day - and I love that parents are asking questions to help their babies thrive!

As a pediatric physical therapist, I truly believe that movement is medicine. When it comes to tongue tie therapy, it’s essential to look beyond the mouth and consider the whole body.

There ARE Things We Can Do for Babies with Colic!

One of our core beliefs is that every baby deserves to feel good in their bodies. When they do, they can breathe, eat, sleep, poop, and play better!

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!