Kid Physical, LLC

10/13/2026

A Celebration of Independence: Our Family’s White Cane Journey

Many people may not fully understand the significance of a person walking with a white cane. For our family, however, the white cane represents safety, independence, confidence, freedom, and possibility. We are a family with two children who have significant visual impairments and are considered legally blind. Because of their visual challenges, learning to use a white cane has been an essential part of helping them safely navigate the world around them....

Many people may not fully understand the significance of a person walking with a white cane. For our family, however, the white cane represents safety, independence, confidence, freedom, and possib…

10/07/2026

Special Olympics Winter Season Registration is Open

A WINTER SEASON FOR EVERY ATHLETE YOU BELONG HERE Special Olympics Colorado's Winter Season returns this January with opportunities to compete, make friends and have fun! Athletes and Unified partners ages 8+ can participate in alpine skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, nordic skiing, basketball, figure skating and speed skating. Powerlifting is also offered for athletes ages 14+, with competitions held in the spring....

A WINTER SEASON FOR EVERY ATHLETE YOU BELONG HERE Special Olympics Colorado’s Winter Season returns this January with opportunities to compete, make friends and have fun! Athletes and Unified…

10/01/2026

💃 Dancing Our Way Into October! 🍂

Who says building strength and coordination has to feel like work?

This fun movement activity is helping build hip strength, stability, balance, and coordination while keeping the focus on movement and having fun! 💪🕺

That’s pediatric therapy: building skills through play, movement, and the things children enjoy.

09/30/2026

Is your community truly safe for every child?

For children with disabilities, everyday places like sidewalks, parks, crosswalks, and community spaces can present barriers that others may never notice.

Creating safer communities starts with seeing those barriers and taking action. When we design communities with accessibility and inclusion in mind, everyone benefits.

💙 What could your community do differently to make it safer for children with disabilities?

Read more in our latest article.
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09/29/2026

Making Our Community Safer for Children With Disabilities

When we moved into a new house on a dirt road in the country, I didn't anticipate how fast people would drive, despite the speed limit being 30mph. Our driveway was at a slight dip in the road, with hills on either side. People would fly over the hill and down past our house before I could get out there and glower at them....

09/18/2026

09/08/2026

🚲 Learning to ride a bike is about so much more than pedaling!

Balance, coordination, strength, motor planning, confidence, and lots of practice all come together to help children master this exciting skill. And for some children, learning to ride may look a little different. Adaptive equipment, modifications, and a whole lot of creativity can help make biking more accessible.

As pediatric therapists, we love finding ways to break big skills into smaller steps, celebrate the little victories, and help children discover what they can do. 💪✨

Because sometimes the biggest milestone isn’t riding independently. It’s the moment a child realizes, “I can do this!” ❤️

🚴 Have a child learning to ride a bike? Post a picture and celebrate their new skills! 👇

08/21/2026

Hooray for sitting up! 🎉

Most of us take sitting up for granted. We have been doing it since we were tiny, after all! But for many medically complex children, sitting independently can be a much bigger accomplishment.

Sitting is more than simply being able to stay upright. It gives children the opportunity to use their hands to play, explore their environment, interact with others, eat, communicate, and participate in everyday activities. It also provides an important foundation for developing strength, balance, coordination, and independence.

As home health therapists, we often have to get creative. We may not have a therapy gym filled with specialized equipment. Instead, we look around a child’s home and ask, “What do we have here that we can use?”

A couch cushion can become a support surface. A hair band helps keep our legs aligned. A favorite toy can encourage visual focus. Sometimes, the best therapy tools are the things already sitting in the home.

And when that child finally sits up, holds their head a little steadier, or stays upright for just a few seconds longer... we celebrate! 🎉

Because progress doesn’t always look like a giant leap. Sometimes, it looks like sitting up and seeing the world from a whole new perspective. ❤️

08/19/2026

🚨 EGG RECALL ALERT — CHECK YOUR REFRIGERATOR 🥚

The FDA is warning consumers not to eat, sell, or serve certain recalled shell eggs from Midwest Poultry Services because they may be contaminated with Salmonella. The recall affects certain white shell and brown cage-free eggs with sell-by/best-by dates from July 20 through August 17, 2026. (U.S. Food and Drug Administration⁠)

⚠️ Recalled eggs may have plant codes P-1950 or 0840962 and Julian dates 157–184 printed on the carton.

👉 Check your eggs before eating them. If your eggs match the recall, do not eat them, throw them away or return them to the place of purchase for a refund. Clean and disinfect surfaces that may have come into contact with the eggs. (U.S. Food and Drug Administration⁠)

The FDA and CDC are investigating a multistate Salmonella outbreak linked in part to these recalled eggs. (U.S. Food and Drug Administration⁠)

📌 Share this post to help friends and family check their refrigerators.

For the full recall details and affected products, check the FDA’s official egg recall advisory⁠.

08/06/2026

Did you know Walmart has an Adaptive at Walmart collection designed with children and families with disabilities in mind? 💙

From sensory-friendly clothing and adaptive shoes to products that support independence and comfort, these options help make everyday routines a little easier for children with different needs.

Adaptive clothing features like easy-open closures, flat seams, tagless designs, and sensory-friendly fabrics can help children who experience challenges with dressing, textures, or fine motor skills. These small changes can make a big difference in helping children feel comfortable, confident, and included.

At Kid Physical, we know that participation in everyday activities, like getting dressed, shopping, playing, and exploring, is an important part of a child’s development. Sometimes a small adaptation is all it takes to help a child engage more fully in the world around them.

💙 Have you discovered adaptive products that make life easier for your child? Share your favorites in the comments!