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How to Help: Walking baby walker milestones pediatrics physical therapy

As a pediatric physical therapist, helping babies learn how to walk is one of the most rewarding aspects of my job. Watching a baby take their first steps is a special moment for both parents and therapists alike. If you’re a parent who’s eager to help their baby learn to walk,...

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How to Help: Sitting milestones pediatrics physical therapy

Babies develop at their own pace, and each baby will reach milestones at different times. Sitting independently is an important developmental milestone. By 6 months, most babies can hold their head up and have gained enough upper body strength to sit unsupported. Here are some tips to help your...

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How to Help: Rolling milestones pediatrics physical therapy rolling

Parents often look forward to seeing their babies achieve new developmental milestones, such as rolling over. This is an important milestone in a baby's physical development, as it helps them build strength and coordination that they will need for crawling, standing, and walking later on. 

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Should I be Concerned? 10-18 months milestones pediatrics physical therapy red flags
As we discussed last week, a "red flag" is a term used in the medical field that indicates there could be a problem with your child's development. Let me emphasize here the word could. It doesn't mean your child has or will have a problem, it just means they could. Typically, we grow concerned...
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Should I be Concerned? 5-9 months milestones pediatrics physical therapy red flags
A "red flag" is a term used in the medical field that indicates there could be a problem with your child's development. Let me emphasize here the word could. It doesn't mean your child has or will have a problem, it just means that they could. Typically, we grow concerned if your child has a...
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Should I be Concerned? 0-4 months milestones pediatrics physical therapy red flags
A red flag is a term used in the medical field that indicates there could be a problem with your child's development. Let me emphasize the word could. It doesn't mean your child has or will have a problem; it just means they could. Typically, we grow concerned if your child has a combination of...
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