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Posted On: October 8th 2026, 08:30 pm

SEXXXMUSIC 🥀 @youngcister @bassyy

DC: @mo_desty_dance

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Creación del mejor🔥

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This week on @thepedsdoctalkpodcast I sat down with Jena Schultz, DPT (@drivingdevelopment), a pediatric physical therapist and board certified pediatric specialist, to talk about motor milestones and why social media makes them feel so much scarier than they need to be.

Jena said something I want every parent to hold onto. Development happens on a continuum and in a sequence, and there's no stopwatch running. Rolling can show up anywhere from about 3 to 8 months and still be typical. Milestones come in age ranges, and that range is room for your baby to be your baby.

Crawling is a great example. When the CDC and AAP updated their milestone checklists in 2022, crawling came off the list and a lot of people panicked. Jena explained it so clearly. Kids with an underlying condition may have a harder time crawling, and they usually have a harder time with other milestones too. A baby who skips crawling but is babbling, chasing big brother, and pulling to stand is showing you a lot about how they're doing overall.

As a pediatrician, I've followed plenty of my "crawling defiant" kids for years. Most turn into coordinated walkers who just wanted to keep up with their siblings. At visits, I look at the whole child: gross motor, find motor, cognitive development, language, social skills, problem solving, and how their body moves in other ways. One skipped skill rarely tells the full story. And if something feels off to you, a check in with your child’s pediatrician is always worthwhile.

Comment POD to get the full episode of "Milestones and Myths: The Truth About Tummy Time, Crawling, and More with a Pediatric Physical Therapist." We also get into bottom scooting on slippery floors, W sitting, toe walking, and the two things Jena says should never wait: early head flattening and head turn preference.
Did your baby crawl, scoot, roll, or skip it and take off walking? Tell me below 👇

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Strong hips help you move with more control. 💪🏽 This step-and-knee-drive exercise challenges the muscles that lift your knee, while the glutes on your standing leg help keep your pelvis steady.

You’re working on hip strength, single-leg balance, and coordination, all useful for walking, running, climbing stairs, and everyday movement.

✅ Keep your core engaged and your standing knee slightly bent.
✅ Lift your knee without leaning back or swinging your leg.
✅ Keep your hips level and control the step back down.
✅ Use a comfortable range of motion—higher isn’t always better.

Try it without a band first. Add a light band when you can keep the same control, extra resistance should challenge your muscles without changing your form.

Start with 2 sets of 8–12 controlled reps per side. Hold onto something for balance if needed, and stop if you feel sharp pain or hip pinching.

Save this for your next workout! 🙌🏽