Representation in toys matter. In this post I share about my search for an inclusive doll as a model for bebePT, the challenges I faced as well as the resources I found.

Up next in our Play Everyday series where we take everyday items and use them as therapy tools: pots and pans! Check out this post for tips and tricks on how to use your kitchen tools to encourage tummy time, sitting stability, and challenge walking skills in your little one!

There are so many developmental benefits of tummy time for babies! How much tummy time, ways to do it, and strategies for special considerations are summarized in this post. So many great tummy time pictures as well!

Disability is often viewed as a problem that needs to be fixed, but I believe that disability is a strength! Read on for thoughts about the importance of accessibility and inclusion.

Baby wearing is an ancient practice with well known benefits. In this blog post, I talk about the specifics of why safe, proper baby wearing is so great—both for baby and you!

W-sitting is a common posture for kids, and when used periodically can be a normal part of development. If it becomes a habit we want to intervene, as prolonged time spent W-sitting can lead to orthopedic issues, weak core muscles, and may indicate underlying concerns.

Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) is a diagnosis I see commonly in the NICU. This post goes into detail about what HIE is, how it is identified, and how we treat it. My aim is to provide information, awareness, support and resources around HIE.

Having a newborn is great, but the information can be a lot! Today I’ve created a poem to help navigate the newborn phase with lots of evidence-based developmental tricks—and FUN rhymes and photos!

This is the second in a series I’m calling Play Everyday, where we take everyday household items and use them to support developmental play opportunities for babies. In this article we use a laundry basket—check out the fun gifs I made too!

In the second of our torticollis series we investigate the principles of treating torticollis: the three S’s! Stretch, strengthen, survey. Remember, this post is informational only and you should talk to your doctor or PT before implementing an exercise program.

Torticollis is a common condition that is easily treated if caught early and appropriately addressed. In this first post in our torticollis series we look into what it is, how to identify it, and when to seek services from a healthcare provider.

This is the first in a series I’m calling Play Everday, where we take everyday household items and use them to support developmental play opportunities for babies. In this article we use a blanket—check out the fun gifs I made too!

Understanding how to calculate corrected age vs. chronological age in premature babies can be confusing, but is important to know when looking at developmental milestones and setting expectations for growth. We dive into this using a case study to easily understand ages in preemies.

COVID has impacted all of our lives. In this post I talk about how it has impacted the babies and families I work with and share current recommendations and guidelines about the vaccine and more!

There are many factors to consider when choosing and using baby equipment (such as seats, swings, walkers, jumpers). This post investigates important safety and developmental considerations to choose appropriate equipment use!

Milestone anxiety is a real thing! In this post we break down the importance of using milestones as a guide, not a checklist, and to reference them in order to identify delays and guide intervention, but also remembering to delight in each baby’s individual development!

There are many ways bebes can benefit from PT—in this post we break down different reasons babies may need support from a PT, the settings this can take place in, and other considerations to get the care your baby needs to thrive!