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Act Like An Animal, 13 Moves to Help Your Child’s Gross Motor Development
Bring the zoo to you! No, we don’t mean you should adopt dozens of wild animals. Instead you can use animals to practice gross motor skills at home. This is great for little ones to use their imaginations and pretend to be animals they have seen in books or even at the zoo. These activities … Continued
What Are Hypertonia and Hypotonia?
Hypertonia and Hypotonia are two technical terms to describe issues with muscle tone. Muscles are meant to stretch with our bodies to accomplish everyday tasks. Imagine your muscles are like a rubber band, and when you stretch to touch your toes or pick something up, you’re increasing the tension on the band. Most people experience … Continued
Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors is made up of recognized and respected leaders in the business and civic community. Their dedicated counsel provides guidance, insight, and accountability as we strive to assure the best for all babies’ development. Chair Shirley Welsh Ryan Shirley Welsh Ryan’s work to advance the young brain’s innovative capacity to learn movement, … Continued
Medical Roundtable
Pathways.org activities are based upon the expertise of the Pathways.org Medical Roundtable, comprised of leading physicians, therapists, clinicians, nurse practitioners, and lay advisors. They are sensitive to the medical and emotional needs of infants, children, and their families.
4 to 6 Month Baby – Motor Milestones to Look For
The 4-6 months motor milestones video provides parents and caregivers 6 examples of motor milestones baby should reach by 6 months old. Each video clip shows how baby should be moving and what parents and caregivers should watch for. By 6 months, baby is becoming stronger. They can support them self while sitting to look … Continued
0 to 3 Month Baby – Sensory Milestones to Look For
Parents and caregivers should watch this video to see five sensory milestones baby should reach by the time they are 3 months old. The video contains 5 clips to show exactly what each one of the sensory milestones for 0-3 months old should look like. During the first three months of life, a baby grows at … Continued
0 to 3 Month Baby – Motor Milestones to Look For
The 0-3 month motor milestones video shows parents and caregivers 5 examples of motor milestones baby should reach by 3 months old. Each video clip shows how baby should be moving and what parents and caregivers should watch for. Early motor delays can be detected by 3 months of age and the motor milestones video … Continued
Interested in Joining Our Team?
We’re Looking For New Team Members! If you have an entrepreneurial spirit, the ability to think outside the box, and a strong desire to help babies reach their full potential, Pathways.org might be the place for you.
Pathways.org Academy
The more you know, the better they grow Pathways.org Academy offers educational resources for parents, caregivers, and healthcare professionals to support the growth and development of children. We offer on-demand courses, webinars, and more to help keep children on track and catch potential delays early. As a professor of biomedical engineering, I have a deep … Continued
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Privacy Policy
PRIVACY POLICY Thank you for visiting www.pathways.org, www.pathwaysawareness.org, www.pathwayscenter.org, www.inclusioninworship.org, or www.team-w.org. Pathways Foundation (“Pathways.org”), which includes Pathways Awareness, Pathways Center, Pathways Inclusion in Worship, and TEAM W respects the privacy of online visitors and donors. This Privacy Policy explains our collection and treatment of any personal information you may provide to us through this … Continued
Feeding Brochure
What can baby eat? Pathways.org’s Feeding Brochure will guide parents and caregivers through all of baby’s feeding milestones by providing recommendations on what baby should eat or drink. These foods help to support baby’s growth and development by providing the appropriate nutrition for their age and ability. What’s Inside? Checklist of feeding milestones, appropriate foods, … Continued
Tummy Time Brochure
Strengthen baby’s muscles with Tummy Time! Pathways.org’s Tummy Time Brochure is a simple guide parents and healthcare providers can use to understand and safely implement Tummy Time. Help baby build the muscles they will use to hit important milestones, from rolling to sitting and crawling. What’s Inside? Checklist of developmental milestones baby should reach at … Continued
Assure the Best Brochure
“A concise, parent-friendly guide.” -Healthcare professional Need a simple and reliable way to track your child’s development? Get the Assure the Best brochure! Created with the Pathways.org Medical Roundtable and endorsed by the American Academy of Pediatrics, National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners, American College of Osteopathic Pediatricians, and Pediatric Section of the American Physical … Continued
6 Ways to Help Ease Your Child’s Preschool Separation Anxiety
Starting preschool is a big milestone for your little one. It marks the beginning of their formal education, a process that’s likely to span multiple decades. When your child enters the doors of their new school on the first day, they will meet future friends and find themselves immersed in a wide range of learning … Continued
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What Chores Are Right For My Child?
Believe it or not, kids can start taking on household chores and small tasks as early as two years old! Age-appropriate chores can range from putting on pajamas to cleaning up toys. Keep in mind, your child won’t know how to do all of these chores right away, so a little guidance may be necessary. … Continued