When baby struggles,
everyone struggles –
including you

According to the CDC, 1 in 6 children in the United States has at least one developmental delay, (1) yet our current health system is unequipped to help these children and their families when they aren't meeting motor milestones like rolling, crawling, sitting and walking.

Pediatricians often take the “wait and see” approach, and pediatric physical therapists – if you can find one – have an average wait time of six months or more (2), leaving parents overwhelmed, anxious, and less engaged with the work you hired them to do. (3)

The research is clear: when parents lack support they are more likely to suffer burnout and less likely to take on extra assignments, offer new ideas, or participate in team initiatives. (3)

And that's not good for anyone.

Step in where the system steps out
with Tots On Target

Inclusive, virtual motor milestone education to get babies rolling, crawling, sitting, and walking,
and give parents peace of mind so they can get back to work

Supporting new parents is good for business.

When you you eliminate stress for new parents by giving them access to Tots On Target, they'll transform–

• ✔️
  From reluctant to ready

  Having the right tools and support eliminates parental anxiety and mom guilt, creating calm, confident parents who come back and stay back when parental leave ends.
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  From distracted to dedicated

  Access to a child development expert means parents can parents can ditch wait lists, referral forms, and worry-driven Google searches. The only to-do list that matters will be the one in your company’s project management program.
• ✔️
  From MIA to MVP

  Connecting parents to on-demand motor milestone resources from anywhere gets parents back to business. Instead of missing meetings and using all their PTO, they'll be more present – physically and mentally – and bring their best ideas to your table.

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