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As a pediatric physical therapist, I see many babies who struggle to keep their arms on the ground and/or hold their heads up during tummy time. For effective tummy time, a baby should touch the ground at three support points: the pubic bone and the inside of both elbows. When these three support points make contact with the ground, tummy time becomes easier. Based on my experience, the three most common underlying reasons for difficulty with tummy time are: 🎈 Arching: The baby has difficulty activating the body’s rotations and spreads their arms out to try to stabilize themselves. 🎈 Preferred side: One side is weaker than the other. 🎈 Low tone: The baby has “floppy” muscles. For all three issues, I recommend helping your baby sense where their arms should be. One way to do this is through “approximations,” as demonstrated in the video. Gently press the baby’s arms into the ground at the support points to give their brain some feedback, making it easier for them to place their arms correctly. I suggest doing this for a couple of minutes several times a day. This exercise is just one of the many tips and exercises in my international bestselling exercise program/course, “Develobaby - Tummy Time.” 💥This weekend, I am offering 15% off everything!💥 With love, Maria ♥️ . . . . . #Sensoryseeker #sensoryintegration #tactilesense #fussynights #tactilesense #vestibularsense #colic #reflux #premature #sensoryintegrationsexercises #babyexercises #baby #babyhack
As a pediatric physical therapist, I see many babies who struggle to keep their arms on the ground and/or hold their heads up during tummy time. For effective tummy time, a baby should touch the ground at three support points: the pubic bone and the inside of both elbows. When these three support points make contact with the ground, tummy time becomes easier. Based on my experience, the three most common underlying reasons for difficulty with tummy time are: 🎈 Arching: The baby has difficulty activating the body’s rotations and spreads their arms out to try to stabilize themselves. 🎈 Preferred side: One side is weaker than the other. 🎈 Low tone: The baby has “floppy” muscles. For all three issues, I recommend helping your baby sense where their arms should be. One way to do this is through “approximations,” as demonstrated in the video. Gently press the baby’s arms into the ground at the support points to give their brain some feedback, making it easier for them to place their arms correctly. I suggest doing this for a couple of minutes several times a day. This exercise is just one of the many tips and exercises in my international bestselling exercise program/course, “Develobaby - Tummy Time.” 💥This weekend, I am offering 15% off everything!💥 With love, Maria ♥️ . . . . . #Sensoryseeker #sensoryintegration #tactilesense #fussynights #tactilesense #vestibularsense #colic #reflux #premature #sensoryintegrationsexercises #babyexercises #baby #babyhack




In Danish, we have a word for when babies tend to tilt their heads (or whole bodies) to one side, which directly translates to “Banana Shape” (because the baby lies in the shape of a banana)🍌 Quite often, rotational preference (turning the head only to one side) and banana shape occur simultaneously. It’s important to start physical therapy exercises that focus on strengthening the longer side of the “banana” and stretching the shorter side daily until symmetry is regained to avoid asymmetrical development. You can easily do these exercises at home. If you want to know how, you can get all the best PT exercises for rotational preference and banana shape in my course, “Develobaby - Preferred Side.” (See link in bio) I offer a 15% discount today with the code: 💥MOTOR15💥 Does your baby have a banana shape? With love, Maria ♥️ (Your pediatric physical therapist from Denmark 🇩🇰) ❗️If your baby prefers to look to one side and at the same time bends to the opposite side, there’s a chance your baby has torticollis. This is still preferred side and the treatment is the same but it will take more effort and time to fix it❗️ . . . . #Babypt #paediatricpt #paediatricot #strongbaby #babyexercises #babyhack #newborn #babyexercise #nappychange #sensoryintegration #momhack #babyplay #motordevelopment #montessoriparenting #montessori #flathead #babytips #babydevelopment
In Danish, we have a word for when babies tend to tilt their heads (or whole bodies) to one side, which directly translates to “Banana Shape” (because the baby lies in the shape of a banana)🍌 Quite often, rotational preference (turning the head only to one side) and banana shape occur simultaneously. It’s important to start physical therapy exercises that focus on strengthening the longer side of the “banana” and stretching the shorter side daily until symmetry is regained to avoid asymmetrical development. You can easily do these exercises at home. If you want to know how, you can get all the best PT exercises for rotational preference and banana shape in my course, “Develobaby - Preferred Side.” (See link in bio) I offer a 15% discount today with the code: 💥MOTOR15💥 Does your baby have a banana shape? With love, Maria ♥️ (Your pediatric physical therapist from Denmark 🇩🇰) ❗️If your baby prefers to look to one side and at the same time bends to the opposite side, there’s a chance your baby has torticollis. This is still preferred side and the treatment is the same but it will take more effort and time to fix it❗️ . . . . #Babypt #paediatricpt #paediatricot #strongbaby #babyexercises #babyhack #newborn #babyexercise #nappychange #sensoryintegration #momhack #babyplay #motordevelopment #montessoriparenting #montessori #flathead #babytips #babydevelopment
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