I had the distinct opportunity to attend the Collaborative Improvement and Innovation (COIN) meeting for the Safe Sleep initiative in...

Prone positioning, or being on the stomach, has gotten alot of attention lately with the rise of patients suffering from Acute...

After working with children on the autism spectrum throughout my pediatric career, my perspective changed when I married a man whose son...

What does a sensory integration issue really look like? Well, it depends on which sensory systems are involved. For each sense you...

Sometimes it is a struggle to get baby used to laying on his or her stomach. There can be tears and angst not to mention how the baby...

When treating plagiocephaly, parents are instructed to keep their baby off of the flattened spot as much as possible to prevent worsening....

As a pediatric Physical Therapist, I have developed a fondness for certain products over the years. Although you don't need every gadget...

No two babies are exactly the same. Each grows at their own pace and in their own way but one thing is consistently true of every infant,...

In working with children of all ages, one key component is woven through the developmental process that can offer a good deal of...

Ah, toe walking. At first is can be the cute little ballerina toddling around the house, that funny little way he walks, so sweet! But...

In treating torticollis and plagiocephaly, I speak with parents who are referred by many different pediatricians.  One of the biggest...

Adding color light therapy to your sensory room serves as a beneficial tool to tailoring the treatment experience to each child. Having...

In the pediatric wing of our clinic, we see may infants with torticollis and plagiocephaly as stated in the earlier blog, "It Won't Just...