Common Infant Feeding Myths Explained by Pediatric Feeding Therapists
Common Infant Feeding Myths Explained by Pediatric Feeding Therapists Occupational and feeding therapists Bianca Lane and Amanda Casey are sharing a few common myths and facts families may hear when it comes to infant feeding and development. There is a lot of information out there when it comes to feeding babies, and it can be […]
The Impact of Screen Time on Children’s Speech, Language, and Communication Skills
The Impact of Screen Time on Children’s Speech, Language, and Communication Skills Technology and screen time are a part of everyday life for many families. From television shows and educational videos to tablets and communication devices, technology can offer opportunities for learning, entertainment, and connection. However, finding a healthy balance is important, especially for young […]
National Speech-Language-Hearing Month: How Speech and Language Skills Support Early Reading & Literacy Skills
National Speech-Language-Hearing Month: How Speech and Language Skills Support Early Reading & Literacy Skills May is National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, a time to raise awareness about communication development and the important role speech and language skills play in a child’s daily life. One area that is closely connected to communication development is literacy. When families think […]
Aquatic Therapy and Swim Programs for Children: Benefits of Water-Based Therapy
Aquatic Therapy and Swim Programs for Children: Benefits of Water-Based Therapy At CFZ Pediatric Therapy, we offer both aquatic therapy and aquatic programs designed to support children as they build strength, coordination, and confidence in the water. Aquatic therapy is a pediatric therapy service led by licensed clinicians, including physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech-language […]
Early Signs Your Baby (0–12 Months) May Benefit from Occupational Therapy
Early Signs Your Baby (0–12 Months) May Benefit from Occupational Therapy The first year of life is full of rapid growth. Babies are learning how to move their bodies, explore their environment, and interact with the people around them. While every child develops at their own pace, there are general patterns we expect to see […]
Pediatric Pelvic Health: Common Concerns, and How Pediatric Pelvic Floor PT Can Help
Pediatric Pelvic Health: Common Concerns, and How Pediatric Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy Can Help Pelvic health is a topic many parents may not think about until toileting becomes stressful. If your child is struggling with accidents, constipation, or difficulty recognizing when they need to go, there are often very real and very treatable reasons behind […]
Does My Baby Have Torticollis? Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Does My Baby Have Torticollis? Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment Options Noticing that your baby’s head tilts to one side, or that they seem to prefer looking in one direction, can bring up a lot of questions. During infancy, one possible cause could be torticollis. Torticollis is very treatable, and early support is key. This blog […]
Jayvion’s Story of Growth and Possibility at CFZ Pediatric Therapy
Jayvion’s Story of Growth and Possibility at CFZ Pediatric Therapy When Jayvion and his family first came to CFZ Pediatric Therapy, they were looking for support that felt patient, thoughtful, and truly centered on their child. They wanted a place where care felt intentional and where progress, in all its forms, was truly seen. What […]
New Year, New Routines: A Fresh Start for the New Year
New Year, New Routines: A Fresh Start for 2026 January often feels like a reset. After the holidays, families are easing back into school, schedules, and everyday responsibilities. Instead of focusing on big goals or resolutions, this time of year can be a chance to gently rebuild routines that support your child in ways that […]
Supporting Sensory Needs During the Holidays
Supporting Sensory Needs During the Holidays The holiday season brings excitement, connection, and new experiences. It can also bring busier environments, fuller schedules, and changes to daily routines. For many children, these shifts can affect how their bodies take in and respond to sensory input.Supporting sensory needs is not about limiting experiences. It is about […]