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When should I reach out to a Physical Therapist?
You should likely involve a Physical Therapist if your child has concerns in any of the following areas:
If your infant: Is slow to move or lacks movement, avoids tummy time, is not rolling by 7 months, is developing a flat spot on their head, or experiences poor head control
If your toddler: walks on their tiptoes, has poor standing balance, is not walking by 18 months old, is not navigating stairs independently by 2.5 years old, or has a strong preference for "W" sitting.
If your preschooler: appears weak, often trips or falls, tires easily, avoids playground activities, or walks on their tiptoes
If your school-aged child: has difficulty with multi-step directions, struggles to learn new skills, avoids gym class or sports, constantly moves/has challenges settling down, or has poor confidence
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