WHAT'S INSIDE?

3 follow-along videos that show you exactly what movements to explore to access your child's brain

Clear a spot on the floor, hit the play button, follow along and in minutes you'll learn simple movements you can use anytime right from home to tap into the potential of your child's brain for better balance, coordination and a reduction in Toe Walking

VIDEO 1
What does the BRAIN have to do with Toe Walking?

Even if toe walking is a result of muscle spasticity or sensory issues, the answer to reduce Toe Walking lies in the brain's ability to reorganize itself over the full foot (the answer is not the muscle!).

These slow, gentle movements will help fill in the gaps of experience that your child's brain simply might be missing to create the full movement of walking with the heel down.

VIDEO 2
The Easy Movements

I'll show you the simple movements you can explore in just minutes a day, right at home. All you need is a little bit of floor space (to lie down) and your child.

The goal is to explore these movements with curiosity and autonomy. Always keep your child comfortable and never push past their limits.

These are NOT stretching exercises, these are movements designed to access the brain's ability to gather new information and create change (better balance, better coordination, less toe walking, more options)

VIDEO 3
Easy Standing Variations

Simple movements to explore while standing.

Usually, the BEST position for the brain to learn new ways to organize our movements is lying down, but for some kids that can be challenging.

I show you gentle variations to explore in standing. You'll need a chair or wall for balance, and a few everyday items (book, ball, round toys, etc).

See you in the videos!
Jen Stewart
(Anat Baniel Method® of Neuromovement® Practitioner)  

 
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