Navigating Motor Milestones in the Infant's First Year

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 This is an educational class designed to support professionals through evidence-based understanding of typical motor development during the first year of life. The course reviews the progression of gross motor milestones from birth through early ambulation, emphasizing foundational movement patterns and neuromotor development.

Led by a pediatric physical therapist with extensive experience in early intervention and outpatient pediatrics, the class addresses strategies to promote motor skill acquisition through developmentally appropriate positioning, handling, and play-based activities. Participants will gain insight into red flags that may indicate the need for further evaluation and learn how to guide families in supporting individualized developmental trajectories.

This course is ideal for professionals seeking to enhance caregiver education, promote early motor development, and support informed, collaborative decision-making in pediatric care.

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