Well Baby Guided Play
Guided Developmental Play with Pediatric Therapists
Fridays 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
at the Dinosaur Physical Therapy Clinic Space
5185 MacArthur Blvd NW, Suite 220
Families are welcome to arrive and leave as needed. we understand that babies run on their own schedules.
Recommended for babies 0–12 months
Especially helpful for preemies, torticollis, feeding support, and early movement development
A play session designed to support your baby’s development — led by pediatric therapists who specialize in infant movement, feeding, and early motor development.
This is not a typical open play session or class. Unlike traditional baby classes where everyone does the same activity, Wellbaby Guided Play adapts to your baby.
Our pediatric therapists help babies build strength, movement skills, and confidence through play while parents gain valuable insight into their child’s development.
During Wellbaby Guided Play babies explore a thoughtfully prepared play space while pediatric therapists guide play experiences that support healthy development. Our therapists meet each baby where they are developmentally and gently help them build toward their next milestone through play.
Families also receive guidance and practical ideas they can use during everyday routines at home.
Perfect For Babies Who
• are building early motor skills like rolling, sitting, crawling, and walking
• were born prematurely (ex-preemies)
• have torticollis or head shape concerns
• need support with feeding or oral motor development
• benefit from intentional developmental play
• simply love exploring and moving
Led by Pediatric Therapists Who Specialize In
• infant motor development
• torticollis and head shape concerns
• feeding and oral motor skills
• premature infant development
• sensory and movement development
• early play and communication
Developmental Focus by Age
0–6 months
Tummy time, head control, reaching, early sensory exploration
6–12 months
Rolling, sitting, crawling, coordination, early feeding readiness
Babies can participate in activities based on their developmental stage, not just their age.
Parents are welcome to ask questions and learn simple strategies they can use during everyday routines at home.