The most progressive pediatric therapists aren’t working around siblings anymore—they’re inviting them in. Because here’s what we’ve learned across 39 years of combined pediatric practice: the families making the most progress are the ones who couldn’t keep siblings away. That 4-year-old “interrupting” speech therapy? They’re learning the target words better than anyone. That toddler watching PT exercises? They’re turning tummy time into a game the whole family plays. Traditional training taught

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