Physical Therapy 4 Kids

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Fatty Fish & Nuts Lower Asthma Risk in Kids A new study discovers that nuts and oily fish many prevent asthma and hay fever in children. Flax seeds and soybean oil are included. The study shows that higher levels of omega-3 and an omega-6 fatty acids in the blood are associated with a lower risk of allergies in children. Blood samples from 940 children between the ages of 3 and 8 years old was used for this study by the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. Pollen Omega-3 Fatty Acids Physical Therapy 4 Kids White Plains, NY 10605 914-421-9392 physicaltherapy4kids.com #allergiesomega3fattyacids #physicaltherapy4kids #pt4kids #allergies #pollen #rhinitis

physicaltherapy4kids.com Parenting is the Dance of Love Learning your own dance steps is part of the parenting adventure.  No 2 dances, parent-child relationships, are the same.  Find your comfort zone.  "The Dance of Parenting" by Natasha Solovieff is a book for all new and not so new parents.  Physical Therapy 4 Kids 10 Roland Drive White Plains, NY 10605 Phone: 914-421-9392 physicaltherapy4kids.com #pt4kids #physicaltherapy4kids #NatashaSolovieff #parenting #thedanceofparenting

PA Children Receive a Wonderful Gift Children with physical disabilities in Summerdale, PA received adaptive bikes yesterday from Variety The Children's Charity. The purpose of these gifts is to allow these children to have typical childhood experiences. These kids shouldn't be left out when their siblings and friends are riding around on their bikes. physicaltherapy4kids.com Physical Therapy 4 Kids      10 Roland Drive                                 White Plains New York 10605 914-421-9392 Wendy Kaplan-Lager,PT,C/NDT #adaptivebikes #physicaltherapy4kids #pt4kids #physicaldisabilities

Hippotherapy in the country of Turkey used for Physical Therapy. It’s good to see that other countries are addressing the needs of special needs children. In Turkey they are using Hippotherapy and it's working! Hippo is the Greek word for horse. Hippotherapy literally means "treatment with the help of the horse" Often animals assist with the needs of humans. Mostly we see dogs working with adults and children who have special needs. Why not horses? It seems like families with special needs children in Turkey are not as understanding as families here in the USA. “Down syndrome, autism and mental retardation three days a week. By the end of their therapeutic treatments, great improvement is often seen in the children with walking or speaking disorders. In addition to physical progress, the children also have the chance to develop their communicative skills." This therapy is available in the USA. With a quick google search , American Hippotherapy Ass

A Water Therapy facility for children with disabilities opens in NJ. The Lakewood School in Edison, New Jersey had a grand opening this week for their new Hydrotherapy Pool. Often we hear how good being in a swimming pool is for injuries. This seems like a natural therapy for children with physical challenges. "Our new Aquatic Center revolutionizes rehabilitation for children with disabilities," Ursino said. "No other school — public or private — in New Jersey offers its students access to such a sophisticated engineering marvel as our new hydrotherapy pool. We truly believe that every child can learn and every child should have the best chance to achieve their personal fulfillment." Wendy Kaplan-Lager, PT, C/NDT Physical Therapy 4 Kids 10 Roland Drive White Plains, New York 10605 Phone: 914-421-9392 #physicaltherapy4kids #pt4kids #hydrotherapy

Parents of kids with special needs urge others: Teach your child compassion This article is from the TODAY show. These parents of 6 kids, 4 with special needs, want other parents to teach their kids about kindness.  This is a message from the heart and from their experience. When you see a child with differences, talk to him or her. Make a new friend. The world is cruel enough. All kids need kindness. All kids have their differences. physicaltherapy4kids.com #kindness #physicaltherapyforkids #pt4kids #teachcompassion

Movement is medicine for kids too Fitness and physical activity should be an important part of the program for all children. Physical activity makes everyone feel better. Read what The Sentinel article has to say about this topic. #physicaltherapy4kids #pt4kids #movementismedicine

Music helps them forget where they are for a little while. “Cast members from the hit Broadway musical Dear Evan Hansen are showing off their  vocal talents while supporting a good cause.” This past week 3 cast members went to  Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone to entertain the children and give them a pleasant distraction. After the kids warmed up, they were interacting with the cast members and having a great time. #Physicaltherapy4kids #pt4kids #magicofmusic

Surviving Special Education Are you new, overwhelmed or just plain old confused by what lies ahead after finding out that your child will need an IEP? Check out this blog written by a special education attorney. Join a Dad/Attorney on a journey through the special education jungle. 914-421-9392 physicaltherapy4kids.com #physicaltherapy4kids #pt4kids

Milestones by 12 Months Physicaltherapy4kids.com It’s good to know what your baby should be doing by what age. This video from Pathways.org shows 8 different motor milestones baby should be reaching by 12 months old. Here’s a brief description of these milestones. By 12 months, baby should be able to: • Release objects into a container with a large opening • Take several independent steps • Move in and out of various positions to explore environment and get desired toys • Stand alone • Pull to stand and cruises along furniture • Use thumb and pointer finger to pick up tiny objects • Maintain balance in sitting when throwing objects • Claps hands If you have any concerns about the development of your baby, call us. We are specialists who can evaluate your baby and treat their conditions. Call us at 914-421-9392 We look forward to hearing from you and helping your baby ❤️