Kid Physical, LLC

06/21/2026

The outdoors offers so much more than fresh air. It creates opportunities for movement, confidence, sensory exploration, and connection. For many children with disabilities, accessible trails and adaptive supports can open the door to experiences that might otherwise feel out of reach. 🌿

Every child deserves the chance to explore, discover, and build independence in nature.

Have you found an accessible trail or outdoor space your family loves? Share it below — we’d love to add it to our list! ⬇️

06/18/2026

There’s something powerful about seeing a child fully included in the fun; feeling the thrill, the freedom, and the confidence that comes with play. Inclusive playgrounds create spaces where every kiddo can explore, connect, and just be a kid.

This zip line moment is a reminder that accessibility matters, and when we build spaces for everyone, amazing things happen.

Have you found an adaptive or inclusive playground your child loves? Share it below or tag us in your adventures! ⬇️

06/09/2026

🥾 Nature should be for everyone. 🌲

Did you know Colorado offers adaptive hiking opportunities for kiddos and adults with mobility limitations? From Track Chairs to Terrain Hoppers, families can explore trails together in ways that may not have felt possible before.

In our newest blog, we’re sharing:
✅ The difference between Track Chairs & Terrain Hoppers
✅ Parks and locations across Colorado that offer adaptive hiking
✅ Age requirements, reservations, and what families should know before heading out
✅ Why outdoor experiences matter for children with disabilities

Because every child deserves the chance to experience mountain views, fresh air, wildlife, and family adventures. 💚

Read the full article here:
https://www.kidphysical.com/nature-for-every-body-accessible-hiking-in-colorado/

Have you tried adaptive hiking in Colorado? We’d love to hear about it! Share your favorite trail, tip, or photo from your family’s outdoor adventure in the comments ⬇️

06/05/2026

If your family enjoys fishing, check out this opportunity to get a free fishing rod for your kiddo.

Check this out!
Colorado Parks and Wildlife volunteers made 650 fishing poles for kids that will be handed out Saturday at Memorial Park as part of the City of Colorado Springs' "Get Outdoors Day" event.

More details in the comments below.

06/04/2026

Do you have a kiddo needing or being supported by an IEP? Here's your chance to learn more about the process directly from the Colorado Department of Education.

CDE has informed us that, thanks to an overwhelming response, their training is now
full.

Questions?
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📣 The Colorado Department of Education is presenting a FREE Colorado IEP Parent Training!

Parents and caregivers of children with disabilities ages 3–21 are invited to attend this free, in-person training hosted by the Colorado Department of Education's Dispute Prevention and Assisted Resolution Team.

📅 Monday, June 22, 2026
🕘 9:00 AM–3:00 PM (Check-in begins at 8:45 AM)
📍 Daniels Fund 101 Monroe Street Denver
📌 Lunch will not be provided

Learn more about the special education process, your rights, and how to effectively participate in your child's educational planning.

06/02/2026

If anyone has the time to attend it would be helpful to have families there to talk about the impact of Medicaid and waivers and the successes of caring for our kiddos at home.

UPDATED TIME: STARTS 9am not 10am!

The first meeting of Colorado's new Medicaid Commission is scheduled for June 4, 2026, at 9:00 AM in the Old Supreme Court.

This commission will be discussion and setting sustainability recommendations that could impact services and supports you all depend on. I know it feels pointless, but your voices do matter and need to be in public record.

Legislators need to know how:
*The services and supports has improved the life of the person receiving supports.

*How cuts will impact and harm the person receiving services/supports.

*Why HCBS is cheaper, safer, and has better outcomes and needs preservation.

*Remind them about places like Pennhurst and Willowbrook and WHY institutionalization is a bad idea.

I promise it matters, even when it feels like it doesn’t.

June 4, 2026

10:00 AM

Old Supreme Court, Colorado State Capitol

More info Here: https://leg.colorado.gov/committees/2026A/interim/CommissiononMedicaid?fbclid=IwVERFWASKyaRleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEe0EXS8Rkoz-kcAIefoxWsY2tSQCJPtEyCgs2AkMs7zs-F7FlrghkMc0wlRzg_aem_UzClqwkIu7e6InCBwYEjvw

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05/31/2026

🌈 Looking for playgrounds where EVERY child can play?

The Denver metro area is home to some amazing adaptive and inclusive playgrounds designed with accessibility, sensory needs, mobility challenges, and all abilities in mind. From wheelchair-accessible swings and smooth rubber surfacing to sensory play features, quiet spaces, and inclusive equipment, these parks help make play possible for everyone. 💙💛

A few local favorites include LuBird’s Light Playground, Red-Tailed Hawk Park, Possibilities Playground, Westminster Sensory Park, and Clement Park—each offering unique adaptive features for kiddos of all abilities. Inclusive playgrounds create opportunities for movement, confidence, social connection, and FUN for the whole family.

✨ Because every child deserves a place to play, explore, and belong.

Do you have a favorite adaptive playground in the Denver metro area? Drop it in the comments so we can help more families find inclusive places to play! 👇

05/23/2026

What if finding autism-friendly recreation in Colorado didn’t feel like searching for a needle in a haystack? 💙

Big news for Colorado families! A new initiative through the American Academy of Pediatrics and Children’s Hospital Colorado is working to create a free, accessible resource connecting families of children with autism to inclusive recreation opportunities across the Denver Metro area. From adaptive sports and sensory-friendly activities to community programs designed with accessibility in mind, this project aims to make movement, play, and connection easier to find.

Why does this matter? Physical activity supports strength, confidence, social connection, emotional regulation, and overall well-being, but many children with autism face barriers to participating in traditional recreational programs. Families often spend countless hours trying to find activities that are truly inclusive and a good fit.

We love seeing efforts that make communities more accessible, inclusive, and supportive for all children. What adaptive or sensory-friendly recreation programs have made a difference for your family? Drop them below ⬇️

Read more here: https://www.aap.org/en/advocacy/community-health-and-advocacy/community-pediatrics-funded-projects/connecting-autism-community-to-accessible-recreation/

05/23/2026

🎓 To the Class of 2026 — we are cheering for YOU! 🎉

From preschool graduations and kindergarten celebrations to high school, college, and every milestone in between, we want to celebrate all the amazing graduates in our community this season.

At Kid Physical, one of the greatest joys of what we do is watching children grow, gain confidence, reach goals, and accomplish incredible things. Whether we’ve crossed paths in the past or you’re simply part of our community, we know how much hard work, perseverance, and support goes into every milestone — big or small.

To all the parents, caregivers, and families: congratulations. Your encouragement, advocacy, and dedication matter more than words can say.

We’d love to celebrate with you! Share a graduation photo, accomplishment, future plans, or a proud moment in the comments below (only what you feel comfortable sharing). Let’s fill this post with joy and celebrate our amazing 2026 graduates! 💙🎓

05/20/2026

🦋 Why do therapists love the butterfly position for kiddos who W-sit? 🦋

If your child tends to sit in a “W” position, you may hear your PT or OT encourage sitting in a butterfly position instead (feet together, knees out to the sides). But why?

Butterfly sitting helps gently open and stretch the hips while encouraging kiddos to build the core strength, balance, and postural control needed for more functional sitting positions. Unlike W-sitting, which can create a very wide and stable base of support, butterfly sitting challenges little bodies to engage their trunk muscles and practice weight shifting—important skills for play, coordination, and overall movement development.

It can also help improve hip mobility and encourage better positioning for activities like reaching, playing, and transitioning between movements.

The best part? You can practice through play! Read books, do puzzles, sing songs, or play with toys while sitting “like a butterfly.” 🦋

Does your child always seem to W-sit? Our PT and OT team can help assess movement patterns and provide strategies that fit naturally into play and everyday life. Reach out to learn more!