02/03/2026
What looks like simple play inside a pediatric physical therapy session is actually intentional, goal-driven movement.
At Made To Move Pediatric Physical Therapy, activities like stacking rings, transporting blocks, practicing safe tumbles, and climbing are carefully selected to support how children build strength, coordination, balance, body awareness, and confidence in their movement.
Stacking rings supports hand-eye coordination, postural control, and motor planning—foundational skills needed for daily tasks like dressing, feeding, and early school participation. Transporting blocks challenges balance and core stability while teaching children how to move safely while carrying objects, a skill they use every day at home and in school. Practicing controlled falls and recovery helps children learn how to respond to loss of balance, improving safety and confidence during active play. Climbing builds lower-body strength, coordination, and problem-solving, preparing children for stairs, playground equipment, and independent mobility.
Every session is designed around the child in front of us. We look at how they move, how they respond to challenges, and how we can support their progress through purposeful, meaningful activity. Therapy is not about drills—it is about helping children move with confidence in their real world.
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