Walking is first seen by age 12- 16 months, while concern usually follows after the 16-month range if your child is not yet walking. As physical therapists, we teach kiddos to walk on a daily basis. While therapists and parents get so excited to meet that huge...
Early Feeding Skills to implement early on. Tip 1: Scraping. When feeding your child with a spoon, try not to scrape the food from the spoon with your child’s lips. By keeping the spoon stationary and at the level right above their bottom lip, you are allowing your...
Continuing on our series “5 Ways to Play with Your Baby at Each Stage from 0-12 Months” is our fabulous Physical Therapist Lauren Yoshida sharing her ideas to encourage physical development through play. 0-3 Months Present toys to your baby that are visually...
