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Holiday Gift Guide for New Dads (Practical, Meaningful, and Actually Useful!)
Dads matter, too. This holiday gift guide is full of realistic, heartfelt ideas for new dads — from bonding tools to stress-savers — all chosen by a pediatric physical therapist & mom of 3.
Holiday Gift Guide for New Moms 2025 (Postpartum Essentials That Make Life Easier)
When a new baby arrives, the spotlight shifts — but new moms deserve care, too. In this heartfelt holiday gift guide, pediatric PT and mom of three, Dr. Alli Chisholm, shares real-life postpartum must-haves that actually make a difference — from comfy clothes and nursing gear to recovery tools and little luxuries that help moms feel human again.
Best Holiday Gift Guide for Babies 6–12 Months | Toys & Essentials Chosen by a Pediatric PT
The 6–12 month stage is full of curiosity, crawling, teething, and starting solids. In this holiday gift guide, pediatric PT and mom Dr. Alli shares her favorite toys, feeding gear, and soothing essentials that babies actually use—and parents truly appreciate.
Holiday Gift Guide for Babies 0–6 Months: Parent-Approved Developmental Toys & Essentials
The first six months are all about connection, feeding, and laying the groundwork for movement. In this holiday gift guide, pediatric PT and mom Dr. Alli shares her favorite toys, feeding tools, and soothing essentials that babies actually use—and parents truly appreciate.
Why Does My Baby Crawl With One Leg Out? (Hitch Crawling Explained)
Noticing your baby crawl with one leg out or in a “janky” three-point crawl? This guide explains what hitch crawling is, why it happens, simple exercises you can try at home (including my favorite crawling tool, the Nugget Play Couch), and when it might be time to get extra support.
Why Your Baby Always Turns Their Head One Way (+ What You Can Do About It)
One of the most common reasons babies favor one side is a condition called infant torticollis. It’s more common than you’d think, and with early support—whether in person or through virtual infant physical therapy—most babies respond beautifully.
Is Tummy Time Actually Important? (The Real Deal from a Pediatric PT)
You’ve seen it all over Instagram. You’ve heard it from your pediatrician. Everyone says: “Get your baby on their belly!”—but what’s the deal with tummy time, really?
Is tummy time actually necessary for your baby’s development?
Short answer: Yes, it’s important—but it’s also not the only thing that matters. Let me explain.
Creating a Yes Space for Baby: Safe Play Setup Ideas
Creating a “yes” space is one of the best ways to encourage your baby’s development and independence — while keeping them safe and giving you peace of mind. In this post, I walk you through simple, real-life setups for safe baby floor time, from Pack N Plays to gated rooms, so you can say yes to movement and rest easy knowing your baby’s play area is supporting their growth.
The Stroller Wagon You Didn’t Know You Needed (Baby Trend Expedition 2-in-1 Honest Mom Review)
Reviewing strollers isn’t my typical gig, but after becoming a mom of two (and now almost 3!), I realized there was one product that completely changed how I get out of the house with my kids. Whether you’re a brand-new mama with one baby, preparing for your second, or a family who spends a lot of time outside, this stroller wagon deserves a full review.