in-home physical therapy for infants & toddlers in southern NH

addressing milestone delays, torticollis, head shape, & tongue ties

Playful Progress is an infant and toddler specialty PT practice.

This means, we don’t just see infants and toddlers occasionallythey are our specialty. Babies have a lot to learn in their first year. Sometimes they need a little help along the way.

How We Are Different

Dr. Brenda Sacino PT DPT CBS is Playful Progress’ owner and sole Physical Therapist. Because of this, you know EXACTLY who you will be working with, every time.

Visits occur in your home, where your baby is most comfortable, and we can make the most individualized recommendations for their care.

Infants are our specialty! Dr. Brenda has over 15 years experience working with infants & toddlers as well as certification as a breastfeeding specialist so she can provide support for your baby’s most important motor milestones, including feeding.

No waitlists! All new evaluations are scheduled within one week.

Complimentary consultations are provided via phone or video, so that you have a chance to “meet” Dr. Brenda before starting services, and get your questions answered.

Our Services

Milestone Support

If you notice your baby is having difficulty with tummy time, rolling, crawling, or walking - let us help! We love celebrating each milestone with you.

Lactation-Informed Physical Therapy

Feeding is might just be your baby’s most important job. When it isn’t going well, it is stressful for everyone. Dr. Brenda became a Certified Breastfeeding Specialist because she was seeing first-hand that improvements in how babies move directly affect their success with breast and bottle feeding. Let’s work together to maximize your baby’s feeding ability, however you choose to feed your baby.

Tongue and Lip Tie Therapy

Dr. Brenda has completed extensive continuing education and mentorship opportunities to support your infant with a tongue or lip tie. What is most important is HOW your baby is feeding and moving, not the presence of a tie. Surgical release should be a thoughtful, individualized decision. It is important to know that significant improvement can be made with skilled PT. Reach out for support BEFORE a release for best results.

Torticollis

If you are noticing a head turn preference, early intervention is vital for the most successful outcomes. It is important that your baby learns early on in their development about all the amazing ways that their body can move. Symmetrical posture and movement is so important for optimal achievement of motor milestones.

Head Shape

Don’t wait if you see a flat spot! Early intervention via functional play and positioning can significantly reduce your baby’s possible need for a helmet.

Pediatric PT Workshops

Dr. Brenda hosts weekly motor play groups for infants 0-6 months (Tummy Time Workshop) and 6 months & up (Little Movers Workshop) where she reviews motor milestones, provides tips & tricks for success, and answers your questions.

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