
Crossing Midline
What does it mean to "cross midline"? The body has a midline that falls directly in the center of the body and divides the right and left...

Toe Walking
Presentation Toe walkers may walk on their toes for just some of the day, half the day, or even all of the day. Some children only go up...

Outpatient vs School-Based Therapy Pediatric Settings
All therapists, no matter the discipline, have a common goal in mind and that is to help individuals achieve independence and improve...

Car Seat Safety
Types of Carseats Rear-facing carseat Uses a harness system and cradles and moves with your child in the event of a crash to reduce the...

Indoor Sensory Play Ideas!
Are you stumped on how to keep your kids entertained in the chilly winter weather? Give some of these fun and engaging indoor sensory...

Bilateral Coordination
Bilateral coordination refers to the bodies ability to use both sides of the body simultaneously to carry out a task. Two Major...

Holiday Gift Guide 2021
If you are having a hard time figuring out what to buy the kids in your life, take a look at our gift guide for some help! Click on the...

What Is Executive Functioning?
The executive functions are developed and controlled by the frontal lobe in the brain They are the set of skills that allows a person to...

Vestibular vs. Proprioceptive Sensory Systems Explained
You may have previously read or heard your child’s therapist talk about the “vestibular system” or "proprioceptive system”. This blog...

Low Muscle Tone
What is low muscle tone? Muscle tone is the tension/tightness provided by your muscles when they are relaxed. It can also be thought of...