Signs your baby/toddler needs Pediatric Physical Therapy:
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Not sitting by 8 months
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Not commando-crawling by 9 months
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Not upright crawling by 12 months
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Not walking by 15 months
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Head tilts to one side
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Persistent toe-walking
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Born Premature
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Born with a Developmental Delay
Signs your child/teen needs Pediatric Physical Therapy:
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Clumsy walking or running
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Unusual difficulties with a bike or sports
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Recent sprain, break, or cast
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Frequent growing pains
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Struggles running up or down stairs
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Weak posture
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Struggles to hop on one foot, do jumping jacks, or skip
If your child shows any of these signs they may need Pediatric Physical Therapy. Talk to their doctor or schedule a free screening with one of our Pediatric Physical Therapists.
Early intervention saves years of unnecessary struggles for your children. Don’t wait for the delays to get worse.
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