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Babies on the MOVE! Enroll now for the Fall session.
BABIES ON THE MOVE: Babies on the Move Fall schedule is NOW ready. Sign up NOW so you don't miss out! Registration Opening Times (8:00 a.m. online | 8:30 a.m. at the Sports & Rec office) Residents: Tuesday, August 11th; Non-Residents: Tuesday, August 25th Fall Session Details: Starts: Week of September 21st, 2026. Duration: 6 weeks - Ending on Monday, October 26th, 2026. We will run an early infant class (birth to 6 months) at 10 am and a later infant class (7 - 12 months) a

Dr. Janet Hale
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Promote your Infant's Development
As a pediatric physiotherapist, I'm often asked what does it take to make sure my infant develops on track with his peers. When we think if development, it involves development in motor skills, language and communication, social emotional skills and thinking skills. A recent study by Carson et al, 2024 in Child: Care, Health and Development asked that very question. They studied 93 parents and their infants and looked at different infant activities including tummy time play,

Dr. Janet Hale
Jul 163 min read
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PACE Physio - Infant Child Physiotherapy: Questions for your Pediatric Physiotherapist on Infant & Child Motor Development?
Infants and Children, reaching their full potential in infant motor development and child motor development.

Dr. Janet Hale
Jan 4, 20232 min read
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Tips from PACE Physio, Infant and Child Physiotherapy: What does a Developmental Delay mean?
Tips from PACE Physio, infant and Child Physiotherapy: What does a Developmental Delay mean?

Dr. Janet Hale
Apr 25, 20213 min read
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Tips from PACE Physio - Infant Physiotherapy - Why is Tummy Time Play Important?
Tips from PACE Physio - Infant Physiotherapy - Why is Tummy Time Play Important?

Dr. Janet Hale
Apr 5, 20202 min read
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Tips from Pace Physio - Infant and Child Physiotherapy - What are the early signs of Autism at 9 to 16 months of age?
Tips from Pace Physio - Infant and Child Physiotherapy - What are the early signs of Autism at 9 to 16 months of age?

Dr. Janet Hale
Apr 5, 20203 min read
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