If you’ve been told your child has low muscle tone, or you’ve noticed that movement seems harder or more tiring for them, it’s normal to have questions. Many parents wonder what low muscle tone really means, how it might affect their child long-term, and whether physical therapy can help. In
As a parent, it’s natural to watch your child move, play, and explore their world. It’s also natural to sometimes wonder whether they’re keeping pace with other children their age. Questions like “Is this normal?” or “Should I be concerned?” are incredibly common, especially when it comes to physical development.
Ready to get started? Our expert pediatric therapists are ready to help your child overcome their challenges so they can experience life full of joy and laughter. All you have to do is reach out, and we’ll get started with play-based therapy that works.
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