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Infant Therapy

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The first year of life is full of incredible milestones: rolling, sitting, crawling, feeding, and bonding. When babies experience challenges along the way, early support can make a meaningful difference. Infant therapy focuses on helping your baby build strong foundations for movement, feeding, and sensory processing so they can grow, thrive, and meet their developmental potential.

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At Foundations, our pediatric physical, occupational, and speech therapists work together to determine which discipline best meets your baby’s needs. Through gentle manual therapy, body work, positioning, strengthening, neuromuscular re-education, and caregiver education, we guide your baby's development in a safe, nurturing environment.


Early intervention can make a big difference, here are some of the most common infant conditions and concerns we treat:

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  • Torticollis (head tilt or preference to one side)

  • Plagiocephaly (head flattening)

  • Motor milestone delays (rolling, sitting, crawling)

  • Prematurity and NICU follow-up care

  • Hip dysplasia

  • Neurological or orthopedic conditions

  • Genetic conditions

  • Feeding difficulties (latching, bottle feeding, transitioning to solids)

  • Reflux or constipation

  • Oral motor dysfunction and tongue-tie rehabilitation

  • Body tightness or high/low muscle tone

What are some Red Flags that your baby needs extra support?

0-6 Months

  • Lack of movement during tummy time

  • Arms and/or legs remain flat on surface when on back

  • Poor posture in sitting even with assistance

  • Not accepting weight through both feet

  • Head/neck asymmetries

  • Not rolling both directions

  • Head remains flat on surface during rolls

  • Not prop sitting or supported sitting

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