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Sort Blog Posts By Motor Skill
  • Crawling 14
  • Cruising 3
  • Lying On Back 8
  • Plagiocephaly 1
  • Posture 7
  • Pull to Stand 5
  • Rolling 7
  • Side Lying 1
  • Sitting 8
  • Squatting 1
  • Standing Up 3
  • Torticollis 4
  • Toys & Products 17
  • Tummy Time 22
  • Walking 23
Is My Baby Getting a Flat Head from Sleeping on Their Back?
Plagiocephaly, Torticollis, Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 7/29/25 Plagiocephaly, Torticollis, Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 7/29/25

Is My Baby Getting a Flat Head from Sleeping on Their Back?

Worried about your baby's flat head from back sleeping? Learn about new screening guidelines, the torticollis connection, and when to seek PT help early.

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Cause-and-Effect Movements
Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 5/10/23 Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 5/10/23

Cause-and-Effect Movements

A simple and fun activity that brings your baby’s attention to their arms and legs.

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Exploring the Benefits of Rattles
Toys & Products, Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 8/17/22 Toys & Products, Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 8/17/22

Exploring the Benefits of Rattles

From helping babies locate sounds to fostering visual tracking, cause-and-effect learning, and introducing rhythm and song, rattles offer a world of engagement and skill-building. Try a simple rattle exercise to promote visual tracking and fine motor development in your baby.

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Why Babies Grab Their Feet
Rolling, Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 6/30/22 Rolling, Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 6/30/22

Why Babies Grab Their Feet

Babies grabbing their feet around 4-5 months is an important milestone that signals rolling is coming soon. Learn why this matters for development and how to encourage it.

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Should I Reposition My Baby's Head During Sleep for Torticollis?
Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 6/8/22 Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 6/8/22

Should I Reposition My Baby's Head During Sleep for Torticollis?

The answer is no, quality sleep is more important, and this neck muscle tightness is best addressed during awake hours with safe positioning techniques.

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Embrace Nature: Enhancing Your Baby's Movement Skills Outdoors
Tummy Time, Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 4/28/22 Tummy Time, Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 4/28/22

Embrace Nature: Enhancing Your Baby's Movement Skills Outdoors

Nature is full of sensory rich learning opportunities.

4.20.2022

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Swaddling Tips for Healthy Hip Development
Posture, Toys & Products, Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 4/28/22 Posture, Toys & Products, Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 4/28/22

Swaddling Tips for Healthy Hip Development

How to swaddle your baby in a way that is healthy for hip development.

4.13.2022

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Your Baby's Love for Ceiling Fans and The Importance of Changing Lounging Positions
Posture, Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 4/28/22 Posture, Lying On Back Jennifer Gaewsky 4/28/22

Your Baby's Love for Ceiling Fans and The Importance of Changing Lounging Positions

The importance of switching up your baby’s lounging location.

3.30.2022

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