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As parents, we pour our hearts and souls into nurturing our young athletes. We drive them to practice, cheer them on from the sidelines, and invest countless hours and resources into their sporting endeavors. We do it all because we believe in our children’s potential and their dreams, and we want to see them succeed. […]
As a parent, you celebrate each laugh, step, and word of your child’s journey with boundless love and anticipation. But when your child faces challenges like low muscle tone, it can cast a shadow on these joyous moments. You might notice their little legs seem too weary after a short walk, or their small hands […]
Navigating the first year of your baby’s life is filled with joy, challenges, and milestones. Among these milestones are crucial motor skills developments. As a parent, witnessing your baby not meeting these milestones can be worrying. Often, you’re advised to take a ‘wait and see’ approach, which can be frustrating. In this blog, we’ll guide […]
Torticollis is a condition that can make the start of your baby’s life a challenge – with difficulty sleeping, self-soothing, and feeding. But in this article, you can learn about a cuddle-friendly, tear-free torticollis treatment that has worked wonders for the parents, and baby’s at our specialist New Jersey clinic. What Is Torticollis? Torticollis is […]
Every child is unique, and so are their sensory experiences. For some children, the world can be an overwhelming place due to a condition known as Sensory Processing Disorder. As parents, caregivers, and educators, it’s our responsibility to provide the support and understanding these children need to thrive. In this guide, you can learn about […]
With kids returning to school soon, do you find yourself having sleepless nights worrying about how they’ll handle it? And do you worry that they are going to fall behind their classmates further? Lots of parents go through these emotions. But it’s often much worse for parents of children with special needs. And it can […]
Medical breakthroughs create better lives What is SMA? Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a genetic disease that affects the central nervous system, peripheral nervous system, and voluntary muscle movement (skeletal muscle). A majority of nerve cells that control muscles are located in the spinal cord. SMA primarily affects muscles, because they don’t receive signals from […]
Trusting Your GUT when your child is ill What happens when your child is ill? Have you ever thought you were going crazy when it came to your kids? Sure, we all get stressed out by the demands parenting requires of us whether they be mundane, daily happenings (“No you can’t have another cookie!”, “Stop […]
Hi all! We know June for being the last month of school and the month where summer fun begins, BUT did you know June is also Scoliosis Awareness Month? Yes! June is the month where we highlight Scoliosis, a diagnosis that affects so many kiddos (and adultos☺️) across the world. So, for Scoliosis Awareness Month, […]
Are you ready for the ultimate New Year’s Countdown? Get ready to wiggle, jump, spin, and roll into the new year with these 10 awesome moves! For easier following along, click the link to the video at the bottom of this post 10. Ball Drop Jumps – To do these jumps, bring both knees into […]