W-sitting is a common way that children (especially preschoolers) choose to sit on the floor, and is often a very normal and typical position for children to sit in and transition in and out of. However, W-sitting can be problematic if it is the only position they use to sit on the floor or more than 75% of the time. Learn more!

Children’s leg alignment can be a common concern for parents, as children sometimes appear “bow-legged” or “knock-kneed” during the early stages of development. However, these are often normal aspects of the developmental process depending on age, stage, and degree. Follow along to learn more!

You might think that treating a child is just like treating a small adult, but pediatric physical therapy for children is actually more complex than using the same treatments with smaller bones, muscles, and joints! Let’s dive into why this is.

While OT and PT have many similarities and often work closely together, we do have distinctions that make our therapy practice unique.