Newborn Infant – Assential Therapies

Sensory Bins: Children’s opportunity to make a mess!

Written By: Nicole Martens, MSOT, OTR/L What is sensory input? Sensory input is our ability to take in information from the external environment to our body through our sensory system to make connections and meaning of the world. Our sensory system is…

Trunk Stability & Mobility: Foundation for Physical Development.

Physical Therapy March 9, 2022 0Comments by Smita Joshi, MS, CCC-SLP

Written By: Elizabeth Hare, PT, DPT One of the biggest factors for physical development for newborns/infants/toddlers/children is their trunk stability and mobility. In order to reach, kick, roll, sit, crawl, stand, and walk, you initiate movement and stability in your trunk.…

Side-Lying: Alternative Positioning for Newborns/Babies

Physical Therapy August 11, 2021 0Comments by Smita Joshi, MS, CCC-SLP

Learn more about Elizabeth Parents frequently ask what to do if their newborn/baby does not like “tummy-time”. The side-lying position has been emphasized for new parents as an important position especially with the “safe-sleep” initiative recommending lying a baby on their…