“All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” is a cliché, but there’s a reason why the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that physical education programs in schools emphasize a lifetime of playing sports. That’s because a long-term commitment to fun physical activities has a myriad of benefits for kids. And although most […]
What Does Self-Care Look Like for Parents of Kids With Disabilities? Developmental Steps Can Help!
If you are a parent that has a child with disabilities, chances are you understand how important self-care is – and is often easier said than done. As parents, most of us tend to put our children and family first, leaving little time and effort to invest in ourselves. Yet, if we do not take […]
All About Crawling: 6 Benefits of An Under-Appreciated Milestone In Children
As parents, we often have the camera ready and the endless praise for our baby’s first roll-over, first step, and their first words. But, do you have their first few crawls on their hands and knees across the room on your camera roll or album? Many parents don’t. It’s so interesting – this is perhaps […]
What To Expect From Pediatric Physical Therapy
What To Expect From Pediatric Physical Therapy You are exploring the idea of finding a Pediatric Physical Therapist to work with your child. Whether it’s developmental delays, an injury, or concerns about your child meeting milestones, a Pediatric Physical Therapist can work with you and your child to address these concerns and put you […]
Charlotte’s Road to Independence
By Joe Kiefer, MPT Charlotte’s Road to Independence Meet Charlotte: Charlotte first came to Developmental Steps when she was in high school. She had experienced 2 brain bleeds over a couple of years and her family brought her in for a consult with the hope of avoiding surgery; she was walking on the side of […]
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