The Tummy Time Handbook
This eBook is an essential guide to navigating the fussy moments and exhaustion that come with an Infant and Tummy Time.
Are you a therapist or professional working with infants and their families? With 39 pages packed with research-backed tips, tricks, and modifications this book makes the perfect addition to any professional library AND is a great recommendation for clients to support home programming.
Did we mention it also makes a great gift for expecting parents and caregivers?
Download now and make tummy time enjoyable for you and your baby!
The Tummy Time Handbook includes 39 info-packed pages covering:
- 8 different Tummy Time positions (with full-color pictures and explanations)
- Motor milestone and the progression of Tummy Time
- Tummy Time Tips broken down by age
- Positioning for Reflux
- How to incorporate toys
- Therapist-recommended toy guide
- Bonus descriptions of other infant positioning
- Notes on the use of baby “container”
- Scheduling suggestions
- Resources and research
After completing your purchase, you will be emailed with your eBook ready for download!
Cost: $30
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Meet Your Tummy Time Guides
Meet Dr. Sarah Johnson and Dr. Anne Wolfe! In addition to their doctorate degrees, these women have spent hundreds of combined hours in specialty training and even more time providing hands-on treatment with babies and their caregivers. Together they have created this handbook to help share their expertise to help you and your baby enjoy this precious bonding time.
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What is it Like to Have a Sensory Processing Disorder
Here is a vivid description of what it might be like to try to learn if you have sensory defensiveness. This was written by a parent in response to schools saying that Sensory Processing Disorders do not impact education and therefore are not recognized. This is often true in North Carolina and direct treatment to address SPD is rarely provided in the schools.
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