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Boy Learning to Walk 2
This kiddo is 18 months old and working on taking his first steps. This is the second video from the same day. As you can see, walking is challenging
Boy Learning to Walk 1
This kiddo is 18 months old and working on taking his first steps. As you can see, this often looks more like controlled falling than what you or I
Learning to Use a Toddler Slide
This kiddo is blind due to Leber Congential Amaurosis. She loves movement and enjoys going to the playground with her family. Many months ago we
Girl with 8p Inversion Duplication Deletion Syndrome working on anterior weight shifts
This kiddo has a rare chromosomal disorder called 8p inversion duplication deletion syndrome. We have been working on sit to stand during therapy and
Girl with 8p Inversion Duplication Deletion learning to push to stand
This kiddo has a rare chromosomal disorder called 8p inversion duplication deletion syndrome. We have been working sit to stand during therapy and
Learning to Balance with a Peanut Ball
This is a girl with visual impairment due to bilateral retinal detachment who is learning about where midline is and how to balance. She is blind and
Kneeling at a Peanut Ball
This is a girl with visual impairment due to bilateral retinal detachment who is learning how to hold herself up on her knees. She does not really
Learning to Move from Lying to Sitting Through Sidelying
This is a little girl with delayed development who is learning how to transition from her tummy to sitting up. As you can see, she doesn't like being
Exploring Outside
This is a girl who has historically been a toe walker, has reduced strength,
poor core activation and motor coordination along with difficulty
Learning to Jump on a Trampoline
This is a girl with Kabuki syndrome who is learning how to jump on a trampoline. She recently learned to jump on the floor but the trampoline gives
Learning To Put On Socks
This is a girl with visual impairment due to bilateral retinal detachment who is learning to put her socks on. She has become more interested in
Rolling Prone to Supine
This little girl is 8 months old and is learning how to roll from her tummy to her back. You can see that she gets stuck rolling over her left arm.
Learning to Use a Z-Vibe
This is a girl with a rare chromosomal disorder called Smith-Kingsmore Syndrome causing visual impairment who is tactually exploring a Z-Vibe for
Rolling Back To Tummy
When a kiddo is first learning to roll they often draw their legs up into the air and use the momentum as they fall to one side to learn to roll onto
Stepping into Shoes in Standing
This little guy is 19 months old and is learning how to balance on one foot and step the other foot into his shoes. This process includes him needed
Rolling Supine to Prone
This little girl is 8 months old and is learning how to roll from her back to her tummy. You can see that she is reaching over her right side for a
Crab Walking Over an Obstacle for Core Strengthening and Motor Planning
This video is of a girl who was born prematurely with a maternal history of drug use who currently is being seen for strengthening, coordination, and
Girl with Rare Syndrome Practicing Balancing on One Leg
This is a kiddo with Charge syndrome who is practicing balancing on one leg. This skill is important for standing from the floor, dressing, and
Learning to Sit Up
This is a little girl who has just learned how to move from lying to sitting independently. There are a couple of ways that kiddos learn to sit up.
Learning to Vision and A Button
This is a girl with a rare chromosomal disorder called Smith-Kingsmore Syndrome causing visual impairment who is learning how to use her vision to
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