Hey ,

Last week, we focused on why perfecting movement quality and alignment in those first seven years is a true rescue mission. This week, Susan takes us even deeper into the “how” behind meaningful change, and these are the clinical details you don’t want to miss.

🔑 Spotlight 4 – This Week’s Take-A-Ways

1. Alignment Is Non-Negotiable

Lasting sensory-motor change with peripheral stimulation starts with precise alignment. If a child is in posterior pelvic tilt or inactive thoracic flexion, motor learning fine motor control or distal function becomes almost impossible.

2. Movement and Exploration > Perfect Posture

We’re not aiming for kids to hold a “perfect” position. The real goal is active movement and exploration, keeping extension in gravity. Engagement and excitement are key. When you attention starts to fade, so does their learning.

3. Triple E’s: Excitement, Engagement, Extension

The “Triple E’s” are the secret sauce. Switch up activities, keep things interesting, and watch for those moments when attention drops—because that’s your cue to change it up and keep the brain primed for learning.

4. Support Surface and Foot Position Matter

Alignment starts at the support surface. Weight through the heels, feet under or just in front of the knees, pelvis upright—these details make all the difference for proprioceptive input and movement quality.

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If you’ve been experimenting with peripheral stim or want to sharpen your “clinical eye” for alignment, this is your week. Check out the app suggestions under the snippet video.

With oodles of enthusiasm,

Mindy

P.P.S. Don’t forget—old snippets and resources are now archived on Susan’s page in the Hub: https://twc.wiredon.ltd/susanhastings you might need to refresh your Hub page to see today's updates and as always, the Events tab in the Hub has all the details for upcoming Wired Weeklies and live Q&As.