Lisa Lazor, PT
Pediatric physical therapist and birth-to-three developmental specialist. Founder of Birth to Three Growth. For more than 20 years, my work has focused almost entirely on infants and toddlers.
Who is Lisa Lazor?
Lisa Lazor, PT is a licensed pediatric physical therapist who specializes in early intervention for children from birth to age three. Over more than two decades, she has completed thousands of developmental evaluations of babies and toddlers, using standardized developmental assessments to look at the whole child: movement, communication, learning and play, eating, sensory processing and social-emotional development.
She is the founder of Birth to Three Growth, where she teaches parents how to understand their child's development and what to do next, through everyday play.
Education & training
- Undergraduate degree in physics
- Degree in physical therapy
- Master's degree in Orthopedics
- Certification in Manual Therapy
- Doctoral studies (Doctor of Science) in Orthopedic Physical Therapy
- Research focus: congenital torticollis and its effects on gross motor development
My approach
If 20 years with babies and toddlers have taught me one thing, it's this: children rarely develop as neatly as a milestone chart makes it look. A child may move quickly through one area and take more time in another, skip a skill, or approach it differently.
So I don't stop at "is my child behind?" I look at which underlying skill is getting in the way, and I give parents a step-by-step plan to build it. I'm a fixer. Every activity I teach tells you what to do, what I'm watching for, and exactly what to change when it isn't working.
"You stop seeing delays everywhere. You start seeing your child, and you know how to help."
What I help parents with
🧸 Movement
Tummy time, rolling, crawling, walking, head turning to one side, W-sitting and toe walking.
💬 Communication
The skills that come before talking, first words and early conversation.
🥄 Eating
Picky eating, gagging, textures, chewing and utensils.
🌙 Sleep, sensory & big feelings
Sleep that keeps changing, sensory overload, tantrums and calming.
Start with the worry that brought you here
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