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Strive Pediatrics logo, pediatric OT/PT clinic in Round Rock TX

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Office: 2631 Gattis School Rd, Suite 160, Round Rock, TX 78664

In-home: North Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Georgetown

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P: (737) 443-9844

F: (512) 233-0638

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Due to the continued weather conditions, Strive Pediatrics will be closed tomorrow 1/26 to keep our families and staff safe. We will be back open on Tuesday, 1/27. Stay warm and safe 🤍
What is tummy time? 🤍 Tummy time is any time your baby is placed on their stomach while awake and supervised. That’s it. That’s the definition. It’s not a workout. It’s not a test. And it’s not only on the floor. 👶
“Does my baby need bodywork?” 🤍 If you’ve heard this term and felt confused or unsure — you’re not alone. Bodywork is manual therapy. Simply put, it’s gentle, hands-on support that helps release tension in the b
Myth: “My baby hates tummy time.” Truth: Most babies don’t actually hate tummy time — they’re struggling with it. Tummy time is hard work. It requires: • Head and neck control • Core and shoulder strength &bu
Parents are often the first to notice subtle patterns — a baby or child who keeps their mouth open, breathes through their mouth during play, or snores at night. ✨ That observation matters. Mouth breathing isn’t about panic or jumping to

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