Free Infant and Toddler developmental screenings

If you've noticed your baby consistently looking to one side, favoring one arm or leg, or performing milestones asymmetrically, this screening is for you.

During this free screening, one of our pediatric physical therapists will perform a hands-on assessment to identify any areas of tightness, weakness, or imbalance that may be affecting your baby's movement. We'll also screen for signs that these movement patterns may be contributing to head shape changes, such as flat spots or a head-turning preference.

At the end of the screening, we'll discuss our findings with you and let you know whether your child appears to be developing as expected or if a comprehensive physical therapy evaluation is recommended for further assessment.

If you've noticed a flat spot, uneven head shape, or asymmetry of your baby's skull, this screening is for you.

During this free screening, one of our pediatric physical therapists will assess your baby's head shape and evaluate the movement patterns that may be contributing to it, such as head-turning preference, tightness, or asymmetrical motor development.

Following the screening, we'll discuss our findings with you and let you know whether your baby's head shape appears to be developing normally or if asymmetry is present. If appropriate, we'll recommend a comprehensive evaluation to determine whether your child would benefit from our head shape repositioning program, which is designed to address the underlying causes of head shape asymmetry and help many babies avoid the need for helmet therapy.

This screening is perfect for families who have questions or concerns about their baby's development and whether they are meeting milestones on time.

During this free screening, one of our pediatric physical therapists will assess your baby’s age-appropriate movement skills, screen for potential developmental delays, and identify any movement patterns or factors that may be contributing to challenges.

We’ll also discuss upcoming milestones, what to expect next, and whether a comprehensive physical therapy evaluation may be beneficial for your child.