Infant Safety Warnings

Doctors are still asking for a ban on infant walkers as injuries from them continue.





The dangers of INFANT WALKERS.
Please keep your precious ones safe! We stay on
top of safety warnings to keep our families
informed. If you have any questions about your
child's growth and development, please give us a
call at 914-421-9392. We are safety and growth
experts as Pediatric Physical Therapists.


“Doctors say the damage infant walkers can do to
children's brains and bodies is not worth the risk
of keeping them on the market.”
You think you can keep an eye on your baby but
in reality if you turn your head or blink, your child
can be in a dangerous situation.
Please visit our website at
physicaltherapy4kids.com. We’re looking forward
to hearing from you soon!
Physical Therapy 4 Kids
White Plains, NY
914-421-9392




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