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Helping baby build sitting strength doesn’t have to be complicated — here are 5 gentle ways we practice 💛 Every baby develops at their own pace, so follow their lead stop if they get tired 1. Prop Sitting With Cushions Place baby in a seated position with soft cushions around them. Perfect for tiny bursts so they can explore upright play while feeling supported. 2. Reaching For Toys Put a toy just slightly in front or to the side so baby leans reaches. This builds balance, core strength and coo
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Ashley | Peds PT on Instagram: "You are allowed to practice sitting before your baby can sit independently. Sitting is a skill that develops in stages: supported sitting → prop sitting → independent sitting → getting in and out of sitting. The key is how you do it. Short, supported practice that builds core strength is very different from parking a baby in sitting and walking away. This isn’t about rushing milestones. It’s about giving babies the right opportunities at the right time. Save this
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Emma Hubbard | Pediatric Occupational Therapist on Instagram: "This simple activity is a great way to help your little one develop the strength they need to walk! 👶 To walk independently, babies need to master the ability to shift their entire body weight from one leg to the other whilst lifting the opposite leg to step forward. It sounds complex, but there's an easy way to help them practise this skill through play. ✨ Try the lean and reach technique: When your baby is standing at the sofa or
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Emma Hubbard | Pediatric Occupational Therapist on Instagram: "Sometimes, all children need is a little bit of help building their confidence before they’re ready to start walking. This is particularly common when toddlers can cruise along furniture confidently but won’t take that leap to walk independently. They’re physically capable, but hesitant to let go. If this sounds like your little one, give the ‘Confidence Gap Method’ a try. This two-phase approach helps bridge that gap between cruisin
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Emma Hubbard | Pediatric Occupational Therapist on Instagram: "If your toddler seems to ignore you every time you ask them to do something, they're probably not being defiant... 🧠 When you give an instruction and they just stare blankly at you, what's usually happening is that your request is too much for their developing brain to process. Think of their working memory like a small cup. When you say something like "Put your toys away, get your shoes and socks on, and then get in the car because
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Emma Hubbard | Pediatric Occupational Therapist on Instagram: "Challenging toddler behaviour (i.e. meltdowns over the tiniest thing) isn’t them trying to manipulate you... What they're really saying is: "Help, I have no idea how to handle what I'm feeling right now." This simple reframe can transform how you approach challenging behaviour. Instead of thinking "my child is being defiant," try asking yourself: what skill are they missing? Here's an example: Your toddler hits their sibling because
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