Blog - Carolina Pediatric Therapy

Exercise Guide Tummy Time: Birth to 3 Months

October 30, 2020 in

Physical therapy

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Single Limb Stance Balance

October 23, 2020 in

Physical therapy

New School Year = New Backpack

July 23, 2020 in

Physical therapy

What you need to know before you go back-to-school shopping!

Is your child In-toeing, also referred to as “pigeon toed”?

June 22, 2020 in

Physical therapy

As a pediatric physical therapist it is very common for children to come into the clinic due to...

W Sitting: The What, Why, How to Intervene, and When to be Concerned?

May 18, 2020 in

Physical therapy

WHAT IS W SITTING? W sitting is a sitting position where a child’s legs form a “W.”. The child’s...

Infant Torticollis

May 06, 2020 in

Physical therapy

What Parents Should Know About Signs & Treatments When you have a baby, it’s safe to say that your...

Infancy Physical Development: Gross Motor Skills Milestones

February 18, 2019 in

Physical therapy

Gross motor milestones: What are they and how can you help your baby reach them? One of the most...

Benefits of Infant Massage

June 21, 2018 in

Physical therapy

Carolina Pediatric Therapy is now offering an evidence-based infant massage course where parents...

Fun Holiday Activities

December 22, 2016 in

Physical therapy

From baking cookies to opening presents, the holidays provide many opportunities to facilitate the...

Great Gift Ideas for Developing Minds and Hands!

December 20, 2016 in

Physical therapy

Here are some gift ideas that help promote fine motor skills, visual perceptual skills, body...

Physical Therapy: Torticollis

September 20, 2016 in

Physical therapy

The cognitive and motor development of any child is vital because disabilities in these areas can...

Carolina Pediatric Therapy's New Children's Orthopedic Clinic

May 07, 2016 in

Physical therapy

We are excited to announce the opening of Carolina Pediatric Therapy's new children's orthopedic...

How swing sets can help your child's development

October 27, 2015 in

Physical therapy

Most people probably consider swinging a childhood staple. From the healthy competition of “highest...

Having a Sensory Friendly Halloween

October 20, 2015 in

Physical therapy

For most kids, Halloween is a fun holiday filled with a chance to dress up and get lots of candy...

Disabilities, Expectations, and Person-First Language

September 21, 2015 in

Physical therapy

I had a great talk with the mother of one of my clients today about disabilities and expectations.

Making July Fourth a Sensory Friendly Holiday

July 01, 2015 in

Physical therapy

July 4th - Independence Day is a national holiday that usually involves parties, festivals, and of...

Talking About Autism With Your Child

May 13, 2015 in

Physical therapy

Teaching kids about Autism can feel like a daunting task. Whether it is discussing a child’s own...

Therapy, Therapy, and a Little More Therapy

April 08, 2015 in

Physical therapy

In the weeks following Avery’s Autism diagnosis, we were pushed into this hurricane of appointments...

Surviving & Accepting The Diagnosis

April 03, 2015 in

Physical therapy

To say I was shocked, the day we received my son’s autism diagnosis, would be an understatement. I...

Teaching Your Child How To Ride A Bike

March 16, 2015 in

Physical therapy

After being cooped up during the winter storms, we want to enjoy the great outdoors. Now is the...

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