01/24/2026
📊 Fun Facts Friday
A 2026 pediatric physical therapy study found that infants born in a breech position were more likely to have greater neck tightness (torticollis) at their PT evaluation compared to babies born head-down.
✨ The takeaway?
Some movement differences can begin before birth, based on how babies are positioned in the womb — not because of something that happened after.
📚 Bercik D. et al. (2026). Breech Birth Presentation and Intrauterine Constraint Factors and Their Association With Congenital Muscular Torticollis Severity. Pediatric Physical Therapy.
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Hi! I’m Karen, a pediatric physical therapist and the founder of Inchstones PT 💛
Every Friday, I share research-backed fun facts about child development, gross motor skills, and early movement — so parents and caregivers feel informed, confident, and supported.
Because knowledge really is power, and understanding the small building blocks of development helps kids reach their greatest potential.
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