Client Spotlight - Movevery
I'm so pleased to share Movevery this month on our blog! Movevery was started by a past client, Dr. Nicole Crippen Schremp. Nicole kindly shared so much with us, below, about her practice, and you can learn more by visiting her website and their FAQ page. Without further ado...
Movevery is a Denver-based pediatric physical therapy practice dedicated to helping every little body thrive. We believe every parent deserves to feel confident in supporting their child’s development in a holistic and collaborative practice specializing in children from birth to age three. Our care supports a wide range of needs, including head preference and head shape, gross motor delays, body tension, tummy time challenges, digestive discomfort, w-sitting, and more.
The passion behind Movevery began with my personal journey as a mom. My second son was born with global body tension that presented as torticollis, head flattening, feeding challenges, and other complications. That experience taught me that advocacy and early intervention are critical. Movevery was created to be a place where families feel seen, supported, and empowered.
How early do you usually recommend intervention, and what are signs parents should watch for?
The earlier we can support a child, the better. In the first three months, a baby’s brain volume grows by 64% (Holland et al., JAMA Neurology, 2014), and more than one million new neural connections form every second in the first few years of life (Harvard Center on the Developing Child). Early intervention gives children the best opportunity for healthy development.
Some signs parents should watch for include:
A consistent head tilt to one side
A strong head preference during play, feeding, or sleep
Limited ability to turn the head evenly both directions
Difficulty feeding on one side
Digestive or elimination challenges
Body asymmetries, such as a C-shaped curve of the spine
Flattening of the head (plagiocephaly) from resting on one side
Challenges with tummy time, making strength and reflex integration harder
Delays in rolling, crawling, or walking
Not using both sides of the body equally
By addressing these concerns early, families often see faster progress and a reduced need for long-term therapy.
Can you give examples of “purposeful play” and how it supports motor skill development?
Purposeful play is intentional movement woven into activities that look like everyday play. While it may appear that I’m simply playing with a child, I am actually encouraging them to move in ways that target motor planning, strength, or balance for example in a very specific way.
For example, if we are working on dynamic sitting, core strength, and balance, I might:
Encourage a child to reach farther away for a toy, requiring them to control their trunk and return to upright.
Prompt them to rotate their trunk to grab a toy behind them, strengthening core muscles and improving coordination.
Offer opportunities to reach overhead, activating extensor muscles and improving posture.
Purposeful play feels fun for the child, while simultaneously building the foundations for motor skills, coordination, and confidence.
For parents who might be skeptical or overwhelmed, what does a first session look and feel like?
The first session feels collaborative and supportive. I meet families where they are, beginning with a thorough history and a conversation about their goals for their child.
The environment is relaxed. I observe movement, posture, and reflexes, always following the baby’s lead. This might involve gentle manual therapy, movements, and play-based activities. Education is woven throughout, so parents understand not just what we are doing, but why. Each family leaves with hands-on strategies they’ve practiced in real time, ensuring they feel confident continuing at home.
What is your favorite part about working with young children?
The privilege of being part of each child’s journey and the magic of early development.
The best moments are when a baby achieves a milestone—rolling for the first time, discovering their feet, or lifting their head with pride. Small changes in play, positioning, or connection can completely transform a child’s comfort, confidence, and curiosity about the world. It is deeply rewarding to witness both the child and the caregiver grow together.
Connect with Movevery
Families interested in learning more can reach out directly to [email protected] or visit Movevery’s website to schedule a complimentary phone consultation (Cell: 517-214-3849).
Movevery offers:
In-home visits (Mondays)
Clinic sessions at The Denver Village (Thursdays) for children ages 0–3
Parent and caregiver workshops offered throughout the year to teach hands-on developmental strategies
Because every child deserves to move, grow, and thrive—with confidence and joy.
Movevery is a Denver-based pediatric physical therapy practice dedicated to helping every little body thrive.
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