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If you’ve ever found yourself wondering whether your child really needs therapy—or if they’ll eventually “catch up” on their own—you’re not alone. This is one of the most common questions parents ask, and it comes from a place of love, hope, and wanting the best for...
If your child has been referred for therapy, you may be wondering: Do they need physical therapy or occupational therapy? It’s a very common question—and an important one. While pediatric physical therapy (PT) and occupational therapy (OT) often work closely together,...
Big feelings are a normal part of childhood. From toddler tantrums to school-age frustration and teenage mood swings, understanding emotional regulation—what’s normal and what might need support? For some children, emotional regulation feels harder than it should—and...
Does your child avoid swings, panic on stairs, or become extremely upset when their feet leave the ground? Do they cling tightly when being picked up or resist activities that other kids seem to enjoy? For some children, these reactions go beyond typical fear or...
If you’ve noticed your child walking on their toes, you’re not alone. Toe walking is a common concern we hear from families at PedsTeam in Southaven, MS, and it often raises a lot of questions:Is this normal? Will they grow out of it? Do we need therapy? The good news...
From the moment your child starts babbling, pointing, or showing you their favorite toy, they’re communicating. For babies and toddlers, play IS language—and the way we talk, respond, and join in their play has a huge impact on how their speech and communication...
Understanding your child’s feet, posture, and development — and how PedsTeam in Southaven, MS supports healthy movement. Many parents first notice their child’s flat feet when buying shoes, watching them run, or comparing their posture to siblings. It can be...
At PedsTeam in Southaven, MS, we want to take a moment to say thank you. Thank you for trusting us with your children, for showing up week after week, and for celebrating progress — both big and small — throughout 2025. The space between Christmas and New Year’s can...