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Developmental Implications of Crawling in Pediatric Therapy

Developmental Implications of Crawling in Pediatric Therapy
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Highlights
  • Current guidelines for crawling as a developmental milestone and incorporate current physical therapy literature guidance
  • Practical strategies for implementing crawlinginto therapy goals
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When it was released in 2023, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)'s "Learn the Signs. Act Early developmental milestone checklists omitted crawling as a developmental milestone and has since been debated among pediatric PTs in the United States." Creeping on all fours has long been a goal used by physical and occupational therapists to increase a child's locomotion and progress their gross motor skills in route to standing and walking. This course will address the shift in screening recommendations and provide a rationale for clinical decision-making. In addition, information will be provided on the impacts of notcrawling, components needed for crawling, and hands-on ideas for teaching this skill.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants

Highlights

  • Current guidelines for crawling as a developmental milestone and incorporate current physical therapy literature guidance
  • Practical strategies for implementing crawlinginto therapy goals
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5/5

Marysia (CA) on Oct 31, 2026

a transcript of the podcast would be helpful as she speaks very quickly and i had to pause and rewind several times to capture key information. more visual guides would also be helpful as she went through the topic quickly.

5/5

Laura (AK) on Oct 23, 2026

informative

1/5

Heidi (CO) on Oct 19, 2026

constant technical jargon made a podcast with no real outline difficult to listen to and process the information fast enough to keep pace with the fast talking pace. the outline was blurry and only had 2 slides of any relevance.

5/5

Kimberly (CA) on Oct 13, 2026

did i miss visuals or documents to support the talk%3f it was fabulous info just wish i could find the handout.

5/5

Tricia (TN) on Oct 08, 2026

excellent course. 30%2b years of peds experience and i still learned something. highly recommend!

4/5

Shannon (ID) on Oct 08, 2026

easy to listen to, some useful info

5/5

Victoria (OH) on Oct 05, 2026

i absolutely loved how the instructor gave hands on examples for exercises for each weakness. as a younger therapist this was extremely helpful for treatment ideas.

5/5

Faye (IL) on Oct 01, 2026

visuals would be good to represent the stages described

5/5

Erin (IL) on Sep 29, 2026

more info in the resources, the instructor talked fast and it was hard to keep up! add closed captioning!

5/5

Jacqueline (NY) on Sep 29, 2026

more detailed manual for reference


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