Elmo, Big Bird, and Cookie Monster are three well-known characters from the popular children’s program, Sesame Street. The show originated decades ago and was the first program that proved to be not just entertaining, but educational as well. The...
Kids for the Future has many physical therapist assistants throughout its clinics. One of them, Tina Barrow, works at the clinic in West Memphis. Tina has a passion for helping others successfully achieve their health and weight loss goals...
Since October is National Physical Therapy Month, Kids for the Future wanted to highlight one of its many wonderful physical therapists! The Kids for the Future clinic in Forrest City has had the privilege of having Stephanie Mohr as its...
Recently, two physical therapists were recognized by the Smithsonian Institution for their now patented invention, the Self-Initiated Prone Progressive Crawler- or SIPPC. The two PTs created this innovative device to help developmentally delayed infants. The primary goal of the...
In 1981, the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) established National Physical Therapy Month (NPTM). During October, Kids for the Future celebrates NPTM in honor of the wonderful PT’s and PTA’s who dedicate their abilities to the welfare of each...
Kids for the Future believes that every child has the possibility to succeed. Children don’t stay young forever and will someday take the place of the current community leaders, CEO’s, politicians, teachers, and others who now surround us. For this reason, early childhood development has...
Every month, Kids for the Future uses a different theme to kindle inspiration in its children. Typically, each Kids for the Future clinic has several features throughout the month that are used to help the children engage in the...
Kids for the Future has used the month of September to recognize the word gap that was discovered in the early 1990s—often referred to as the “30 million-word gap”. Everyday a child hears a certain number of words spoken...