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A Few of My Favorite Things
As a pediatric PT and mom of two, I’ve learned that caring for myself helps me show up better for everyone else. In this birthday blog post, I’m sharing my favorite mom things—like eye patches, my fave hair ties, Goodr sunglasses, my Laurel Denise planner, and the Ceres Chill breastmilk chiller (which doubles as a wine cooler!). These small joys keep me grounded in the chaos of motherhood and remind me that little moments of self-care matter.

Rachael Carreon PT, DPT
4 days ago4 min read
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Why Does My Baby Feel So Stiff?
Is your baby stiff, arching, or fussy? Body tension can impact feeding, sleep, and movement—but early support can make a big difference!

Rachael Carreon PT, DPT
Mar 94 min read
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Infant Flat Spots: When to Worry & What to Do
Infant flat spots are insanely common - here's what to look out for, when to seek treatment, and how to avoid them.

Rachael Carreon PT, DPT
Feb 244 min read
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A Parent's Guide to Infant Containers - Everything You Need to Know About That Baby Swing.
Baby containers can be helpful, but too much time may limit development. Learn how to use them safely and support your baby's growth!

Rachael Carreon PT, DPT
Feb 103 min read
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When to Stop Swaddling: How to Spot the Signs and Support Your Baby’s Next Big Milestone
Learn when to transition your baby from the swaddle, spot the early signs of rolling, and support their development with practical tips!

Rachael Carreon PT, DPT
Jan 275 min read
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The Connection Between Infant Reflux and Torticollis
Reflux sucks. Truly. Your baby is uncomfortable, they always seem hungry, you can’t ever lay them down, and everything is constantly...

Rachael Carreon PT, DPT
Jan 133 min read
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Beyond Feeding: Why Oral Ties Matter More Than You Realize
Learn how oral ties can impact your baby’s feeding, development, and milestones. Find out signs, effects, and how to get expert support.

Rachael Carreon PT, DPT
Jan 36 min read
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