Pediatric Milestones

Toilet training isn’t a race. It’s a learning process that builds over time. Small signs of progress, like showing interest or communicating, are just as important as using the toilet itself. If you focus on readiness and support instead of pressure, your child is…

Home exercises don’t have to be a battle. When they’re playful, simple and consistent, kids are much more likely to join in and that’s where real progress happens.

Pediatric milestones offer helpful clues about your child’s development. View the milestones below, which relate to physical, occupational, and speech therapies, to see how therapy might support your child’s growth in movement, play, and communication. Physical therapy 0-3 Months 4-7…

At OASIS Pediatric Therapy, we believe that children learn best through movement, play, and meaningful connection with the world around them. In today’s digital age, screens are everywhere—phones, tablets, televisions, and computers have become a regular part of family life.…

With the holidays upon us, we wanted to share a list of ideas from your therapy team at OASIS Pediatric Therapy to help support you and your family during this busy time of year. While the season is filled with…

As parents, we all want our children to grow up happy, healthy, and thriving. But in today’s busy world, children often spend more time indoors with screens than outside in nature. A recent research review confirms what many parents and…

When we think of physical therapy, we often picture adults doing exercises with stretchy bands or learning how to walk again after an injury. But did you know that for children, therapy can look a lot more like playtime? A…

Summer is the perfect time for outdoor fun that helps your child develop essential motor skills. Here are five simple and low-cost activities to boost strength, coordination, and balance! ConclusionThese five activities are easy, low-cost ways to support your child’s…

Written by Adie Hood, PTA What is Tummy Time? When the term “tummy time” is used, most people assume it means that the child has to be on their stomach on the floor. This is a common misconception! Tummy time,…