Children’s Winter Injury Prevention Tips
Although the days are getting shorter and the air is getting colder, it doesn’t mean that it’s time to hibernate. Winter is a great time
Transition to Adulthood: Sprouting Wings
As pediatric therapists we are often involved in planning for the transition of our young patients to adulthood. Recently my colleague Magdalena Oledzka and I
Injury Prevention: The Summer Camp Edition
Summer is here and for many children, that means it’s time for camp. Summer camp, whether it is day camp or sleep-away, is an exciting
A Guide to Toy Safety
With the holiday season upon us, our thoughts turn to family gatherings, joyous get-togethers, and of course, toys! A recent study out of Clinical Pediatrics,
The Physical Therapist- Patient Relationship Through the Years
One of the benefits of being a pediatric physical therapist is the relationship the therapist can build with their young patients. Some children may need