Torticollis: How to help your little one
Torticollis: How to help your little one, is an amazing resource full of incredible knowledge and expertise. It explains what Torticollis is, what physical therapy will help with, and it explains the home program that parents will be doing with the infant at home, including both stretching as well as positioning techniques. I have 20+ years of experience working with infants and their families, and I have constantly updated this document to what I feel works best for families. I hope the information presented in this guide is helpful to get you started on your journey.
I know that since the pandemic started a few years ago, getting appointments with healthcare professionals can be very difficult. Unfortunately, a lot of medical providers left the field during and shortly after the first part of the pandemic. Those of us still here and seeing patients are trying our best to see the abundance of patients that need our help, but because there are less of us than before the pandemic, there are very commonly longer wait times to get in to see the medical professionals that you need help and guidance from. That is one of the reasons that I decided to start my website and share my knowledge and expertise. I know the wait times are long. I know the medical providers can be scarce. I know the insurance can take forever to get approved, some times does not, and some times is still expensive. I know that you just want to get started on helping your little one with torticollis. I am here for you.
I am here to educate you. I am here to encourage you. I am here to inspire you.
I am Pediatric PT Mom.
Torticollis: How to help your little one – A Parent’s Guide
A parent guide (in e-book format) to help you better understand your little one’s diagnosis and how to help.
**All the information presented on this website is done in good faith and for general information purposes only. It is meant to provide general, developmentally appropriate advice and strategies that are typically well tolerated. This information is not a substitute for medical advice and is not meant to replace a visit with your child’s pediatrician or referral to a therapist. Any action you take upon this information is at your own risk. Pediatric PT Mom is not liable for any outcomes or damages in connection with the implementation of information received. When purchasing items authored by Pediatric PT Mom on this website or an associated website, you hereby consent to this disclaimer and agree to its terms.