Apr10th 2022Parents look forward to their child’s first steps. It’s an exciting event and is sure to make an adorable home video to watch for years to come if you’re lucky enough to catch it with your phone or a camera! However, if you’re concerned because your child has not yet begun to walk, know that
Feb10th 2022Growing up is no easy feat. Children are brought into the world with no inherent knowledge of their name. They develop the courage to call out for help with their first breath and soon develop the motor skills required to drink milk and seek assistance from Mom and Dad. However, as things get going, the
Jan20th 2022Working with a pediatric physical therapist will assist your child with autism in developing a variety of skills that are necessary in everyday life. This form of physical therapy, also known as “occupational therapy,” focuses on sensory and neuromotor skills in order to help children become more functional and independent. Children on the autism spectrum
