Lorena Vargas, a Physical Therapist, shares leg strength exercises for babies and toddlers. These exercises can be helpful if you notice that your child sits in W most of the time when playing, if they keep using their arms to push up when getting up from the floor, or if they are having balance issues and they fall or trip a lot when walking or running.
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Lorena Vargas is a physical therapist with 15 years of experience educating families and helping children get stronger. At Sol Shine Physical Therapy, we encourage the development of motor skills and independence in daily life activities through play and functional activities while combining innovative therapies recognized in the United States and internationally. Lorena is passionate about helping children with low muscle tone, spasticity, coordination and balance challenges, disabilities, and diagnoses such as cerebral palsy, brachial plexus damage, down syndrome, spina bifida, delayed motor development, and neuromuscular conditions.
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