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Oct 14, 2026
Milestones and Myths: The Truth About Tummy Time, Crawling, and More with a Pediatric Physical Therapist
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10:00Jena SchultzGUEST
But I like to use it as a metaphor in this sense for social media consumption.
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10:07Jena SchultzGUEST
So a lot of the times when we are taking in information online, we're looking at that black and white, and we're trying to put our babies into those boxes that we're seeing on people's social media feeds.
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10:21Jena SchultzGUEST
So we're scrolling and scrolling, and there's literal boxes of information on their feeds.
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10:26Jena SchultzGUEST
And I just wanna challenge parents when they're going through that, are they trying to put their baby in the boxes that people are putting through on their feeds? Or are you taking that information and applying it to your baby's own unique journey? And, um, that's where you embrace that gray area instead of that divisive black and white.
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46:27Jena SchultzGUEST
Like, and it, and like I said, I've had many patients be with them and use them and, and have great outcomes.