Has your child been diagnosed with muscle weakness (hypotonia)? The best way I like to describe muscle weakness is as a decreased level of tone in your child’s muscles, meaning that the muscles feel too soft and […]
When toddlers first start walking, it’s normal for them to walk with their feet apart and their arms stretched out to help them balance. However, if your toddler has already been walking for a while […]
If your child has been diagnosed with low muscle tone, don’t panic. This condition is more common than you think. However, there is no reason for this condition to be untreated. In fact, if left […]
Has your physical or occupational therapist diagnosed your toddler with low muscle tone? Low muscle tone is used to describe muscles that are floppy. Toddlers with low muscle tone may need to put in more […]
Does your toddler wake up in the middle of the night complaining about foot and leg pain? Has your pediatrician diagnosed your toddler with “growing pains” but you are afraid that it might be something […]
Have you noticed that your child has bad posture, gets tired easily, and is experiencing delays reaching gross motor milestones such as crawling, cruising, or walking? Has your physical or occupational therapist diagnosed your child with low muscle tone? […]
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