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Screen Time Guidelines for Parents
Screen Time Guidelines for Parents Infancy & Early Childhood (0-2 years) Until 18 months, limit screen time to short duration video chatting only. From 18-24 months, limit to co-viewing educational
Torticollis and Plagiocephaly
In this post, we are going to discuss the strange term “torticollis,” how it can be impacting your infant, and how parents and physical therapists can help treat this and
Does Your Child Often Walk on Their Toes?
Reasons why your child may walk on their toes: Most cases of toe walking are idiopathic, meaning there is no known cause. In rare cases, toe walking may be a
Crawling: An Important Developmental Milestone
Why is crawling so important? Crawling allows for independent exploration of their environment. It is a building block for more advanced motor skills. Crawling assists in developmenting and enhancing a
Is Your Child Meeting Their Developmental Gross Motor Milestones?
This blog will discuss at what age your child should typically be hitting motor milestones. Each milestone has an age range. Each child will have their own unique timeline in