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Pelvic Floor Development in Children and Its Impact on Toilet Training

Pediatric pelvic floor health plays an important role in a child’s ability to achieve successful potty training. When the pelvic floor muscles are not fully coordinated or are affected by…
Posted by Yatika Rathi May 27, 2026
Sensory Therapy
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Vibration Plates and Child Safety: Expert Insights for Parents

Vibration plates may offer some benefits for children, including improved balance, coordination, and muscle activation when used under proper supervision. However, because kids’ bones and joints are still developing, there…
Posted by Yatika Rathi May 23, 2026
physical therapy
Posted inPlay Therapy Developmental Delays Early Intervention Therapy

Exercises to Improve Standing in Kids with Delayed Developmental Milestones

The video provides demonstrations and guidance on exercises to help children with delayed developmental milestones improve their ability to stand — a key gross motor milestone. Standing independently is foundational…
Posted by Abhishek Kushwaha March 2, 2026
Understanding Toe Walking in Autism
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Understanding Toe Walking in Autism

This is a must watch video for all parents with children with Autism. It is a guide to understanding and reducing toe walking at home, with exercises that target the…
Posted by Prakriti Gupta January 6, 2026
Speech Therapy
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Lip & Tongue Oral Motor Exercises for Speech Therapy

These speech therapy lip and tongue oral motor exercises are designed to improve coordination, strength, and control needed for clear speech sound production. Through targeted movements and repetitive practice, learners…
Posted by Yatika Rathi December 29, 2025
Physical Therapy
Posted inPhysiotherapy Early Intervention Therapy

W-Sitting: Definition, Potential Impacts, and Safer Postures

W-sitting is a position where children sit on the floor with their knees bent and legs turned out in a “W” shape. While it may feel comfortable and stable, frequent…
Posted by Yatika Rathi December 22, 2025
Physical Therapy
Posted inPhysiotherapy Early Intervention Therapy

Correcting W-Sitting in Young Children

W-sitting is a common and often comfortable position for toddlers, especially during play. While it may seem harmless, frequent W-sitting can place stress on developing hips, knees, and ankles and…
Posted by Yatika Rathi December 22, 2025
Physical Therapy
Posted inPhysiotherapy Occupational Therapy

Calming Anxiety Through Heavy Work

Heavy work activities involve tasks that engage the muscles and joints through pushing, pulling, lifting, or carrying. These activities provide deep proprioceptive input to the body, which can help regulate…
Posted by Yatika Rathi December 17, 2025
Physical Therapy
Posted inPhysiotherapy Occupational Therapy

Developmental Signs Explained: Low Tone vs. Reflex Retention

Understanding the difference between low muscle tone and retained primitive reflexes is key to supporting a child’s motor, sensory, and developmental progress. Low muscle tone (hypotonia) affects strength and endurance,…
Posted by Yatika Rathi December 10, 2025
Physical Therapy
Posted inPhysiotherapy

Postural Control & Balance in Children: Evidence-Based Activities

Helping children improve balance and postural control is important for developing motor skills, coordination, and confidence in physical activities. Simple, engaging exercises—such as standing on one foot, using balance beams,…
Posted by Yatika Rathi December 9, 2025

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