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Community Field Day is ON!!

Yes, we have had some rain. But there’s NO way we are gonna cancel this event! You can find all Community Resource Tables and Classes* on the upper basketball court (next to the splash pad).

Field day games - including relay races, tag, noodle fling, red light green light, tug of war + more - will be on the field next to the upper court.

Kids will also get a chance to play freely with hula hoops, a parachute, beach balls, giant pong, a bubble station + more!

*Class Schedule*
Spot still available - please RSVP!
🧘9:30am: Mommy & Me Pilates with June Namaste Wellness
🏋️‍♀️10:15am: Strong Mama Core & Pelvic Floor Mini Workshop with the Bastrop Doula
👶🏼11:00am: Tummy Time & Beyond with hatched.pt
👩‍⚕️All day: Pregnancy & Postpartum Injury Evaluations with Revive Sport & Spine

Don’t forget to visit the Bloom Bar by Stem & Bloom , the Bastrop County Cares Care-a-van, Berry Cool Snow Cones, or the 15+ other community resources joining us!

See you tomorrow at 9:30☀️

https://www.themomsinmotionproject.org/momseventsbastrop

🏀 March Madness Special for Kids! 🏀

This March, Hatched Physical Therapy is offering 25% OFF all pediatric initial evaluations for the entire month!

If your child is struggling with coordination, strength, toe walking, sports injuries, developmental delays, or just not keeping up with peers, now is the perfect time to get answers and a plan.

Let’s help your child build confidence, move better, and get back to doing what they love!



https://www.hatchedphysicaltherapy.com/

📅 Offer valid through March 31
📲 Call or text today to schedule your child’s evaluation!

Hatched Physical Therapy | Schedule Your Child's Therapy Today Hatched Physical Therapy offers mobile pediatric physical therapy services in Bastrop, Texas, focusing on infants to five years old, with flexible at-home or clinic care options.

What is the hype about flat feet or the buzz word "overpronated" ?

It’s the mechanical movement in which the inside of the foot falls or rolls in. Pronation is normal and a part of the gait cycle.

However, kiddos and even adults can have excessive pronation. This can lead to other musculoskeletal concerns such as developmental delay, abnormal gait, and even pain or postural abnormities further up the kinetic chain (him, knee, back, etc).

The arches of your child's foot will develop around the age of 6 and should not typically be a concern prior to this unless they have an abnormal gait, complain of pain, or are delayed in a gross motor skill.

Note that not all flat feet will lead to these concerns, and each case should be considered independently. Consult your pediatric or even adult physical therapist if you have concerns regarding your or your child's feet and other areas of pain.


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