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Infant Physical Therapy in your Home

Pediatric Division

Strong Foundations. 
Smooth Movements. 
Confident Beginnings.

Torticollis, Plagiocephaly, Gross Motor Delay, Pre & Post Tongue Tie Support, Body Tension

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Meet your Therapist​​​​

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Hi, I’m Dr. Megan Ehrmann, a Pediatric Physical Therapist and Certified Breastfeeding Specialist. I graduated from Shenandoah University in 2014 with my Doctorate of Physical Therapy and have been practicing in pediatrics ever since. My experience spans outpatient and inpatient settings as well as the NICU, allowing me to support infants and families with a wide range of needs and backgrounds.

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As a mom of three, my professional path became deeply personal after experiencing differing feeding and airway challenges with each of my children. I found myself struggling to find support that truly addressed all of my concerns and took a whole-body approach. That experience led me to explore the important role physical therapy and gross motor skill development can play in feeding, oral, and airway function, and ultimately inspired my career path.

 

Outside of work, I’m a busy mom who loves building Magnatile masterpieces, playing baby dolls, creating art projects, and embracing muddy adventures with my kids. In my free time, you’ll often find me out for a run, on a bike ride, or searching for my next favorite coffee shop.​​

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Specialized evidence-based whole-body infant care to address all gross motor difficulties

Mission

At Potomac Physical Therapy & Rehab - Pediatric Division, our mission is to provide compassionate, evidence-based care that supports every gross motor aspect of infant development—from feeding and early movement to crawling, standing, and independent walking. We help babies build strong, functional foundations while empowering families with the knowledge, confidence, and support they need to help their little ones thrive.

 

We believe in providing responsive, family-centered care that promotes bonding, secure attachment, and improved function through individualized treatment plans tailored to each baby's unique needs and developmental journey.

 

Using a collaborative, team-based approach, we partner closely with local lactation consultants, speech therapists, chiropractors, ENTs, dentists, and other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care and the best possible outcomes for your infant.

Services Provided

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Lactation informed whole body care


Uncover the”why” behind movements challenges through a whole-body assessment of breathing, strength, mobility, tension, reflexes, oral motor skills, and developmental positioning

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Physical Therapy

Promotes gross motor skills development through skilled intervention and parent educationImproves your child’s range of motion, muscular strength, balance, coordination, motor planning, and mobility through playful activities, individualized exercise, and skilled bodywork

Pre & Post Tongue Tie Support

Our pre- and post-tongue-tie support takes a whole-body approach, assessing your baby’s breathing, mobility, strength, tension, reflexes, oral function, and feeding. Personalized treatment includes gentle hands-on care, positioning, and activities to support strength and coordination, with practical parent guidance to support comfort, feeding, and development at home.

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Milestone Consult

Our milestone consultations offer personalized guidance to help you understand your baby’s movement and development, from tummy time and rolling to sitting, crawling, and early walking. We assess your baby’s current skills, answer your questions, and share playful activities and positioning strategies to support their next steps.

Infant Massage

Infant massage sessions teach gentle, easy-to-follow techniques that encourage relaxation, comfort, and connection, giving you another way to bond with your baby and respond to their cues.

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