Physical Therapy 4 Kids

 Treating Torticollis and Plagiocephaly: Expert  Solutions at Physical Therapy 4 Kids in White  Plains, NY Are you looking for solutions for your child's Torticollis or Plagiocephaly ? Look no further than Physical Therapy 4 Kids in White Plains, NY! Our expert pediatric physical therapists are trained in the latest techniques to help your child overcome these conditions and achieve optimal physical development. Torticollis is a condition in which a child's neck muscles are tight, causing their head to tilt to one side. Plagiocephaly, or flat head syndrome, is a condition in which a child's head becomes flattened due to prolonged pressure in one area. These conditions can cause developmental delays and physical discomfort for your child, but our team is here to help. At Physical Therapy 4 Kids, we offer a comprehensive evaluation to determine the best treatment plan for your child's needs. Our therapists use various techniques, including stretching, strengthening exerci

Helmet Therapy for Torticollis Torticollis , also known as “wry neck” condition, is an involuntary head-tilt affecting many babies and children. It has a variety of causes and may be congenital, resulting from birth trauma, or arise from an injury. Spinal misalignment at the fetal stage and breech birth are common causes. The pressure and strain of improper pulling during delivery may also produce the condition, though such mistakes are infrequent in modern medicine. An active, energetic future awaits your child despite a Torticollis diagnosis. Your baby will show fast improvement, and you will be relieved to see results.  Learn more about Helmet Therapy,  https://bit.ly/3tyEXsm . We hope you visit our leading specialists soon. Call us at 914-421-9392 to set up an evaluation with one of our Pediatric Physical Therapists.  We are here to help! Our website,  physicaltherapy4kids.com .  #helmettherapy #PhysicalTherapy4Kids #Torticollis #physicaldevelopment 

  Toe Walking Written by Wendy Kaplan-Lager, PT, C/NDT, a Pediatric Physical Therapist and Prana Practitioner. Most children learn to walk between 12-15 months of age with their feet flat on the ground. Some children who are first learning to walk may walk up on their toes or the balls of their feet. This typically disappears within 3-6 months of regular walking. Habitual toe-walking occurs with children who continue to toe walk beyond the toddler years (after age 2). By age 3, there should not be any residual toe walking. Some parents think it is “cute,” but it needs to be watched and addressed if it persists. Left untreated, children can end up with tight leg muscles, balance and coordination difficulties, and walking problems. Early treatment by a Pediatric Physical Therapist can reduce and prevent Toe walking. At  Physical Therapy 4 Kids , toe walking is one of the more frequent diagnoses treated here with tremendous success. Causes of Toe Walking: Idiopathic/Habitual Toe Walking 

 PT4Kids gets a makeover! Welcome to my brand new Pediatric Physical Therapy private practice. We have now expanded to be the Premier State-of-the-Art Pediatric Physical Therapy office in Westchester. With over 2400 ft.² of space, we can service many, many, children and families from ages two weeks to 18 years. With six private treatment rooms, a 1200 square-foot gym, and the most highly trained and certified pediatric physical therapists, we are here to help! If you know a child or a family who could use our services, please have them call 914-421-9392. Please also like us on Facebook at @physicaltherapy4kids. If you are in the area, please stop by for a visit. Have a wonderful day and hope to see you soon.  http://physicaltherapy4kids.com/ #Torticollis #physicaldevelopment #grossmotorskills #milestones #whiteplainsny #westchesterny #tummytime #plagiocephaly #physicaltherapy4kids #pt4kids #pediatricphysicaltherapy

Balance and Coordination at PT4Kids Here we are working on jumping on level surfaces keeping two feet together. Then we are working on alternating feet walking up the stairs. Next, he jumps off with a two-footed takeoff and landing, and the goal is to land on two feet without using his hands to touch the floor. We recently examined his eyes and discovered that he needs glasses that make a massive difference in his balance and coordination. He has made so much progress in Physical Therapy, and we are so proud of him. If your child seems to have balance and coordination issues or difficulty keeping up with their peers, give us a call at Physical Therapy 4 Kids at 914-421-9392 and schedule an evaluation. We are here to help!!! http://physicaltherapy4kids.com/ #Balance #Coordination #physicaldevelopment #physicaltherapy4kids #pt4kids

 A Mom's Testimonial of PT4Kids https://www.physicaltherapy4kids.com/ This mom of two boys gives a video testimonial of Physical Therapy 4 Kids. PT4Kids has been an amazing, incredible experience.  Her boys are thriving! Call us for an evaluation if you have any concerns about your child's development.  Physical Therapy 4 Kids  311 North St. Suite 308   White Plains, NY 10605 USA 914-421-9392 wendala1@verizon.net #Torticollis #physicaldevelopment #grossmotorskills #milestones #Testimonial #tummytime #plagiocephaly #physicaltherapy4kids #pt4kids #pediatricphysicaltherapy