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At Jarvis Pediatric Therapy Inc., we understand how important it is for parents to track their child’s growth and development. Developmental milestones in physical therapy are key indicators of how well your child is progressing in their physical abilities, such as crawling, walking, running, and jumping. These milestones help guide our therapists in assessing whether a child is meeting age-appropriate goals or may need additional support. In pediatric physical therapy, therapists work closely with children to help them achieve and often exceed these milestones, using specialized exercises and techniques tailored to each child’s unique needs.

Our team at Jarvis Pediatric Therapy Inc., with locations in Springdale and Rogers, AR, is committed to providing comprehensive evaluations and customized therapy plans to support children at every stage of development. Whether it’s helping a child with coordination issues, delays in gross motor skills, or difficulty with balance and strength, we focus on giving each child the tools they need to succeed. By incorporating fun, engaging activities, we help children build their physical skills in a supportive environment, empowering them to reach new milestones with confidence and independence.

Parents should be aware of key physical milestones as their children grow. For example, by 3 months, babies should begin to hold their heads up while lying on their stomachs, and by 9 months, many begin to crawl. By the time a child reaches 1 year, walking with support is common, and by 18 months, many children can walk independently. Between ages 2 and 3, children should be able to jump in place, balance on one foot briefly, and start running with more coordination. If you notice any delays in your child’s ability to reach these milestones, physical therapy can offer the necessary support to help them catch up and strengthen their abilities. At Jarvis Pediatric Therapy Inc., we are here to guide your child through their physical development, ensuring they achieve their best potential.