Physical Therapy 4 Kids

Dr. First, Chief of Pediatrics at Vermont Children’s Hospital, discusses "Toe Walking". Seek out a physical therapist: If your child toe walks most of the time Has stiff muscles Is uncoordinated Walks awkwardly Is unable to weight bear on their feet In these *rare* circumstances, toe walking might  represent a sign of: A short Achilles tendon Cerebral palsy A form of muscular dystrophy Possible autism spectrum disorder It is common that a child’s health care professional will find none of these causes for toe-walking. If you think your child is toe walking, DON’T WAIT!!! Call us at 914-421-9392. Physical Therapy 4 Kids   #toewalker #toewalkers #Physicaltherapy4kids #toewalking #pediatricphysicaltherapyWestchester #pediatricptWestchester #pt4kids

Nothing makes us happier than when your child makes improvements because we had the opportunity to treat him or her.    “We are so pleased with the progress our child has made thanks to you and your staff.” Jennifer This 17 month old was toe walking. After 2 months of physical therapy, he was walking much better without toe walking.  You can see the results in these two videos. Before physical therapy and After physical therapy . If you think your child is toe walking, DON’T WAIT!!!   Call us at 914-421-9392 or visit our website: Physical Therapy 4 Kids   #toewalker #toewalkers #Physicaltherapy4kids #pediatricphysicaltherapyWestchester #pediatricptWestchester #pt4kids