Infant Physical Therapy

Whether you have been told your baby is behind, was born before 36 weeks, or you just want to know how best to support your baby’s gross motor development we have you covered.

Physical therapy to support breast and bottle feeding is based from a place of empowerment. By putting your baby in an optimal position while supporting areas of weakness and tension overall feeding is able to improve.

Feeding issues related to mild and moderate tongue ties may best be addressed through physical therapy. We are also positioned to functionally assess a baby’s tongue and oral structures to determine the best course of action.

Torticollis is often ignored until it is too late. Flat spots, feeding issues, and discomfort can all be caused by tension in the neck and shoulders. Physical therapy can help address the tension and improve your baby’s overall function and comfort.

Finding yourself constantly repositioning your child or worried about a developing flat spot? Physical therapy has been found to be as effective as head pillows designed to take pressure off the head. As a bonus you can keep your child safe in their sleep environment while avoiding the need for a helmet.