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I have created this page to help parents and caregivers of Typical and Atypical children. I intend t

15/02/2026

Pediatric PT mom advice ❤️

🧗 climbing , trekking , walking uphill are amazing for foot development, legs strength and even core.

Nature exposure , picnics , toddler strength , child development , flat foot , foot strength , ankle strength , leg strength , core work

14/02/2026

Do it today with your toddler ❤️

Practical physics 😍

How it works?
The white smoke produced when a candle is extinguished is actually v***rized paraffin wax, not just soot.
Because the wick remains hot for a few seconds after extinguishing, it continues to turn solid wax into gas.

This trail of combustible v***r allows a flame to travel back down the smoke stream and reignite the candle.

Activities for toddlers , toddler activities , physics with children , fun activities , learning made fun , mom and toddler , toddler moms , child development specialist

09/02/2026

Does your child can’t stop moving their feet or hands?

In majority of cases, this is very normal, though there are few strategies which might help .

Sharing few in this part one
Soon will share next, so stay tuned !

I hope this helps ❤️

hyperactivity , hyperactive child , calm toddler , fidgety child , self regulation , calming strategies , sensory calming

03/02/2026

Post school, you might notice it more!

As the child was asked to sit in one place and be disciplined, they just can’t do that when they come back!

Giving a support under the feet, while eating a feeding, might be helpful, though not always!

I will share more about the sensory strategies for coming down in coming weeks.

Doja Snow, this is very normal and 80 to 90% of toddlers and primary school children do this!

hyperactivity , hyperactive toddler , fidgeting toddler , moving child , hyperactive child , sensory regulation, sensory calming , regulation strategies , self regulation , movement is normal , moving child is not always a hyperactive child

30/01/2026

Burping newborn

Burping gave me insomnia more than feeding!

But I was so scared of reflux that I used to make sure I do it right. Then Itook help from my husband and that helped a lot.

So if you get burp right away great, but it’s still recommended to keep baby upright along your shoulder or chest for at least 20min.

It also gives them kind of tummy time. I generally used to lean back too. This reel shows different types of methods we used for burping and it all worked at one time or other.

I hope this helps ❤️

Newborn essentials , babies , pediatric physical therapist , paediatric physiotherapist , infants , new moms , new parents , various ways to burp new born , new born burping

29/01/2026

Football hold/stretch for neck tightness release

Check linked reel for info about how to check

For more info you can reach me in DM’s ❤️

Neck tightness neck tilt head, flatness flathead infant development newborn 2 months old babies

28/01/2026

Attachment matters!

Attachment with parents is much more important than peers!

So work on it!

I am sharing more from this book and other books and our daily life struggles and ways to tackle, for my subscribers, subscribe if you want to join closer community ❤️

Parenting struggles , toddler parents , pre primary children , primary children , grown up children , attachment , parenting tips , dependence is attachment too.

25/01/2026

Open cup can be introduced at 6 months!

There will be lot of spilling an initially, though gradually they become expert!

Baby water drinking , open cup drinking , baby water , newborn , new parents , new moms , solid starts , solids , 6 months old

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I am a Pediatric Physiotherapist with an experience of more than 10 years. I have done Masters in Neurophysiotherapy from Punjabi University Patiala. I am a certified Neurodevelopmental therapist and did my Certification approved by NDTA from Centre for Discovery, New York, USA in 2018. I am trained in Sensory Integration therapy and many adjunct therapies by Dr. Snehal Deshpande and her team from Sneh RERC in their various centres. The Aim of making this page is to reach out to the Parents and caregivers who do not have access to latest developments and therapies in this field. I want to guide them from my experience and direct them to experts in the field. I am also hoping that therapists working in this field will benefit from this page. Disclaimer : The advice I am sharing is from my Professional experience and qualifications. It can not replace the advice of your Pediatrician or Healthcare provider.