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Is your baby struggling to roll? Before rolling back to belly happens, there are mini milestones that need to show up first—like this one 👉 feet to hands! That cute moment when baby grabs their toes? It’s actually a powerful sign that
Don’t panic if your baby gags during feeding. When babies are learning solids, gagging is often a normal part of the process. It’s their body’s way of: ✔ Protecting their airway ✔ Practicing oral motor skills ✔ Learning how to mov
Myth: Baby walkers help babies learn to walk faster. Truth: It’s actually the opposite! The seated walkers where babies sit and move around can delay walking, affect hip development, and increase fall risk because they don’t actually hel
Did you know that retained reflexes can impact more than just physical movement? They can influence attention span, emotional regulation, coordination, and even school performance. At Strive Pediatrics, our occupational therapist has specialized tr
Pediatric PT is about more than walking — it’s about strength, endurance, balance, and coordination that supports everything from the playground to the classroom. At Strive, our PTs work with children 0-10 years old to meet movement mile
Myth: “Torticollis only affects the neck.” Truth: Torticollis impacts more than just your baby’s neck—it can affect their head shape, body symmetry, movement skills, and even oral motor function needed for feeding. That&rsquo

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