When kids begin sitting independently, a common way to sit is through the “W” sitting position. This sitting position was named after the appearance of the child’s legs from a bird’s eye view. As a physical therapist, this position is discouraged...
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Children from the age of 12-36 months are going through amazing changes in language, gross motor skills, fine motor skills and body growth during this time. I have been asked, as a physical therapist, many times to take a look at a child in this...
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Why not work at T4K is the real question?! From the 100% covered health and dental insurance, to the company summer retreat at the Scottsdale Hyatt, T.E.A.M. 4 Kids has so much to offer! The owners take great pride in their employees and are...
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It’s All About Presentation: Part 1 Is your child a picky eater? Do they often refuse food before they have even tried it? As a feeding therapist, I have found that sometimes the simplest changes can make a big difference in a child’s...
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First and foremost, welcome to Team 4 kids. We are honored that you are choosing us to help teach your kiddo tools and techniques to meet their greatest potential. I believe the most important thing to take note of prior to coming in is...
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It can often be difficult after a long bout of pediatric physical therapy to move on to an independent program. This can be for many reasons including disruption of a routine that the family is already accustomed to, anxiety over continuing with...
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April is national Autism Awareness Month and your pediatric physical therapist is here to help if you need it. The publication, Move Forward and the American Physical Therapist Association outlines just how a physical therapist can...
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Sometimes it’s a little hard to get kids off of the couch, but that shouldn’t be a problem anymore! “GoNoodle Kids” is The App that get’s kids moving! The app is filled with heart pumping, kid-friendly movement videos that are intended to...
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