In-Home Pediatric Physical Therapy of NJ

In-Home Pediatric Physical Therapy of NJ Dr. Giselle M. Tadros, PT, DPT & Along With Other Pediatric Physical Therapists provide Quality, Home

Pediatric physical therapy is an important component of the multidisciplinary team for infant feeding. Join us in a live...
02/21/2024

Pediatric physical therapy is an important component of the multidisciplinary team for infant feeding.

Join us in a live webinar on March 1st where Dr. Gigi Milk Matters Physical Therapy and esteemed colleagues Dr. Brita Progress Through Play and Dr. Tirsa Renewed Play Physical Therapy will share their experiences, highlighting the role of physical therapists in ensuring optimal development for infants. Gain insights into the nuanced connections between anatomy, motor skills, and sensory development, contributing to a holistic understanding of pediatric care.

Don’t miss this opportunity to enrich your knowledge and enhance your practice.
Register now for a session that promises valuable insights into the dynamic world of pediatric physical therapy in infant feeding.

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10/11/2023

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This is a comparative study of a baby's headshape at 8 weeks (red) and again at 14 weeks (blue). Whoa!!This change was w...
09/25/2023

This is a comparative study of a baby's headshape at 8 weeks (red) and again at 14 weeks (blue).
Whoa!!
This change was with education and physical therapy twice weekly for 6 weeks. No helmet used or needed.

40% of babies have a flat spot by 3 months, it is so common these days. Mild plagiocephaly can be corrected without the need for a helmet if therapy is started early.

Bottom line is there is a critical early stage of development that allows for resolution without a helmet.

Head shapes will not correct themselves without some kind of intervention.

We can help. We offer evaluations to assess the severity of your baby's head shape and will work with you to correct it early. Don't wait, trust your intuition.

Children have never been very good at listening to the elders, but they have never failed to imitate them. What funny th...
06/05/2023

Children have never been very good at listening to the elders, but they have never failed to imitate them.

What funny things has your child done to imitate you?

The baby plank is one of my favorite exercises for helping babies develop their neck, back, shoulders, and core muscles....
04/20/2023

The baby plank is one of my favorite exercises for helping babies develop their neck, back, shoulders, and core muscles. All these muscles are vital to strengthen as your baby learns to move and become more independent.

The baby plank involves placing the baby on their tummy and encouraging them to lift their head and upper body off the ground while supporting themselves on their straight forearms.

By regularly engaging in this exercise, babies can improve their overall strength and reach important developmental milestones.

Yes!!!Despite what others say, crawling is an important developmental milestone for babies. It helps develop vital physi...
03/05/2023

Yes!!!
Despite what others say, crawling is an important developmental milestone for babies.

It helps develop vital physical, cognitive, and social skills.

Crawling helps babies develop the muscles and coordination necessary for walking, as well as improve their balance and spatial awareness.

Crawling also allows babies to explore their environment, which promotes cognitive development by stimulating their curiosity and problem solving skills.

While not all babies crawl in the traditional sense, it is important to at least have them attempt. Some may skip crawling and move directly to walking. For these kids, I always say it’s never too late to stimulate the brain with crawling activities for toddlers. They will reap all the benefits!
If your baby needs help figuring out this milestone, please reach out to us! Link in bio or send us a DM.

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Yes!!!!Despite what many say, crawling is an important developmental milestone for babies. It helps develop vital physic...
03/05/2023

Yes!!!!

Despite what many say, crawling is an important developmental milestone for babies.

It helps develop vital physical, cognitive, and social skills.

Crawling helps babies develop the muscles and coordination necessary for walking, as well as improve their balance and spatial awareness.

Crawling also allows babies to explore their environment, which promotes cognitive development by stimulating their curiosity and problem solving skills.

While not all babies crawl in the traditional sense, it is important to at least have them attempt.

Some may skip crawling and move directly to walking. For these kids, I always say it’s never too late to stimulate the brain with crawling activities for toddlers. They will reap all the benefits!
If your baby needs help figuring out this milestone, make an appointment with us!

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Here are some fun and simple winter break activities that are perfect to try at home as a family with your kids!
12/27/2022

Here are some fun and simple winter break activities that are perfect to try at home as a family with your kids!

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