Sensory Soles To Stop Toe Walking: Sensory Insoles For Toe Walking
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- čas přidán 2. 07. 2024
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In this video, you'll learn how to use sensory soles to stop toe walking. Sensory soles are a sensory insole to stop toe walking caused by sensory disintegration or the need for increase input in the foot to know where the body is in space. Sensory soles are a company that created a specific sensory insole to stop toe walking.
This video is not sponsored by Sensory Soles.
Links In Video:
Sensory Soles Website - www.sensorysole.com/
Sensory Soles Instagram - / sensorysoles
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0:00 introduction
1:18 when toe walking is not normal
1:40 two main reasons for toe walking
5:19 how to use sensory soles to stop toe walking
9:05 how to order sensory soles
10:20 before and after example of sensory soles to stop toe walking
12:50 how to work 1:1 with Dr. Lauren Baker, PT
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Hi Lauren! I'm a physical therapist who recently transitioned to schools from adult orthopedics. I've heard children can habituate to other sensory tools like weighted blankets or vests, would wearing sensory soles in shoes daily lead to the same habituation effect and lower the effectiveness over time?
Hi Kevin! Thanks for the message and good luck with your transition! My friend Alyssa has a course and community for those in school based PT if youre looking for more content/assistance in that space - here is our interview: czcams.com/video/8Vu6J7vtJjM/video.htmlsi=Zb8iX4p_G4dwXH5o and Alyssa’s website: www.movetolearnpt.com/
As far as sensory soles go, this would definitely be a question for their creators. I have not seen this specific instance but toe walking is also a multifactoral situation and can be really tough in many aspects so I have also had situations where toe walking wasnt primarily sensory based and therefore other inserts were a better choice for that specific kid. I love what sensory soles is doing though and if a child is toe walking primarily due to sensory needs, its a great option. I would also encourage to tread in the middle ground with habituation ie if these devices/interventions assist for periods of time to allow for a more calm or biomechanically appropriate movement experience and do not have down sides, are they still useful even if their effects do not last forever? I tend to believe so. Childrens needs will inevitably change, that doesnt mean that our interventions when they work as intended, cannot have huge gains in those seasons of effectiveness and use.
Think of the other gains that children can have if an intervention is working: focus, strengthening within the appropriate range, decreased opportunities for tightness and shortening to develop etc.
Obviously if something isnt working anymore, adapt and change interventions but I think its okay to allow interventions to have a time limit if they are still providing benefits for a period of time.
Hope this helps Lauren
Hi i m from india .my baby was born at 33weeks and he is 6 months2weeks old but he is not rolling over .
Hi! Thanks so much for the comment. Quick question: is 6 months the adjusted age of the baby OR the chronological age of the baby? If no one has mentioned this yet: any baby born 36 weeks or less should use their adjusted age until the age of 2 for most accurate understanding of development. Here is an adjusted age calculator: starship.org.nz/health-professionals/calculators/corrected-age-calculator/ but essentially you take the baby’s birth date to todays date in weeks and subtract the amount of weeks premature (7 if 33 weeks) and come out with a new adjusted age. If their chronological age is 6 months 2 weeks from their actual birth date, their adjusted age will be closer to 4 months 3 weeks.
Regardless, if a baby is struggling with rolling in the 5-6 month range there are a lot of things that could be going on. Since the baby has a history of prematurity, if they are not rolling by six months adjusted age pediatric physical therapy is recommended (and if you have a physio near you it would be good to look into now just to make sure there isnt anything else that is limiting their progress toward rolling).
If you would like to keep assisting your baby in development with rolling and the building blocks you can check out my book: tummy time and learning to roll in kindle or paperback (available in india): amzn.to/3S9M73s (affiliate link)
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Hopefully this helps ❤️ good luck!
@@DrLaurenBaker chronological age adjusted is about 5 months 2 days
@@shikhasingh8824 I would definitely check out the book and/or free online course I linked above and download the checklist (also located in book) to see if there are any building blocks that have not yet been mastered and need a little more attention in the next four weeks. If babe is not rolling after six months adjusted age, pediatric physio or PT is recommended for a more tailored approach!
@@DrLaurenBaker have bought your book on kindle as hardcopy not available in India. Have started to do the exercises just want to know in how many days I can see improvement? And how to connect with you if I want some help. thankyou.
Hi! for some reason the comment didn't show up until now so I apologize this is a little late. Typically, parents see results with 20 minutes of exercise daily with each exercise lasting 4-5 minutes. All results will compound over time, so the most important thing is to only do the exercises to the baby's tolerance and build upon that. Often parents see results within 2-3 weeks but it can take a little bit longer, if you are not seeing results within 4-6 weeks, then a pediatric physical therapist might be warranted to help individualize the exercises more to your specific child. I can be reached at info@drlaurenbaker.com if you have specific questions on the course or book! Thank you so much for grabbing it :)