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According to the March of Dimes, in 2016 premature births increased for the first time in eight years to 9.6% or almost 1 in 10 babies. As therapists we are now confronted with even more medically complex infants many of which will suffer from motor, vision and language delays. It is critical that we as clinicians be equipped with the knowledge to influence development as early as possible as it will have a lasting effect throughout their entire life. Many therapists have been introduced to the benefits of using tummy time, however, many clinicians knowledge of strategies and benefits to havea lasting effect on many issues are limited.
In this course attendees will be able to look at the usesand benefits of tummy time on motor, vision, and language development. This course will specifically guide participants through demonstrations how tummy time has a direct correlation to motor activities such as crawling, jumping, catching a ball, hand writing, reading, drooling, feeding, articulation and vision. Participants will see the impact vision plays in all aspects of development and how tummy time is the first and best position to improve a baby's ability to use their eyes together. Attendees will also review documented case studies on how simple eye convergence exercises can impact how a child functions as they develop. Therapists will leave with the knowledge to educate parents of the benefits of tummy time that will empower them to follow through in this critical point in development.
Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Speech-Language Pathologists
4/5
Traci (IN) on May 01, 2026
not a fan of her language terminology at times specifically "downs babies, etc". also, the written translation of what she said was horrible
5/5
Jonathan (CA) on Apr 12, 2026
audio was out of sync or from something unrelated during some of the video examples and the "slide view" sometimes did not show what the instructor was pointing out.
4/5
Michelle (NH) on Apr 08, 2026
some of the videos could not be seen
4/5
Krysha (TX) on Apr 03, 2026
this course was very education in regards to providing the anatomy and milestones along with real life case studies for application of information.
5/5
Destiny (CA) on Mar 14, 2026
love the perspective of analyzing and observing visual difficulties
5/5
Viviana (CA) on Mar 04, 2026
enjoyed taking this course
3/5
Sanil (CA) on Mar 02, 2026
would be nice to see some of her presentation
3/5
Jennifer (OR) on Feb 14, 2026
this course has the term, "evidence-based", in the title, but i do not recall there being any real, "evidence", presented from the literature. any, "evidence", presented to support the material and techniques appears to be anecdotal.
3/5
Rosana (CA) on Feb 11, 2026
the instructor did not use politically correct language when talking about the kids with special needs. she used too much slang. i was not interested in hearing her complain about her ex-husband. i also couldn't see half of the slides while she was talking about them or the slides would show up after she spoke about it.
5/5
Anayston (TN) on Feb 05, 2026
great instructor
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