Everyday Kids Community Center

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Everyday Kids Community Center Come play in our inclusive play space for all kids and families!

Everyday Kids currently provides physical therapy services in the home and community for children from birth through age 21.

Balance is something everyone uses daily at every age and every stage. Read up on why balance is important and how to pr...
08/28/2026

Balance is something everyone uses daily at every age and every stage. Read up on why balance is important and how to practice it!

Balance is a skill that begins to develop in infancy and continues to become stronger throughout childhood. From balancing in sitting, to standing, to walking, it continues to evolve over time. Let's dive into balance, why it is important, and what we can do as caregivers to support good balance at....

This summer came and went quickly! Locally, our schools are starting back up in the next few weeks and year-round school...
08/21/2026

This summer came and went quickly! Locally, our schools are starting back up in the next few weeks and year-round schools are already in session! Here are some things to do to prepare your child for an amazing school year.

The start of a new school year is fun yet busy. While families often focus on school supplies, schedules, and classroom routines, it's equally important to prepare children's bodies for the physical demands of the school day.Every child of every ability can benefit from thoughtful preparation to hel...

Check out this week’s blog post all about being outside!! Just curious- do you track your time outside? Comment below!
08/14/2026

Check out this week’s blog post all about being outside!! Just curious- do you track your time outside? Comment below!

To Help Boost Gross Motor SkillsSummer is here- and it is the perfect season for movement. If your kids are anything like mine, they thrive outside in the summer. As a physical therapist and mama of 2, I wrote this post to encourage gross motor play outside to strengthen muscles, improve balance and...

On the blog today, Dr. Emily talks all about shoes! Who else is shoe shopping before the school season starts?
08/07/2026

On the blog today, Dr. Emily talks all about shoes! Who else is shoe shopping before the school season starts?

There is so much pressure on buying the perfect shoe for your toddler. As a mom and a physical therapist, I fell into this trap too. It is important to support toddler feet the best we can because their little bones are developing until six years old! However, it is all about balance! So I’m here ...

Here's what we know: development doesn't pause between therapy sessions. Every time your child climbs, jumps, builds, or...
06/22/2026

Here's what we know: development doesn't pause between therapy sessions. Every time your child climbs, jumps, builds, or connects with another kid at Everyday Kids, they're strengthening gross motor skills, processing sensory input, and growing in confidence-even if it looks like 'just play.'

That's because our inclusive play space is designed with therapy principles woven throughout. Your child isn't waiting for therapy to happen-they're *living* it, naturally, in the moments that matter most.

Whether your child has a diagnosis, developmental delay, or is typically developing, they belong here. And they're learning in every single moment.

What growth have *you* noticed when your child plays freely? Drop it in the comments-we love hearing these stories. đź’š

Address

422 Huffman Mill Road Ste 121
Burlington, NC
27215

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 1pm
3pm - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 1pm
Wednesday 9am - 1pm
3pm - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 1pm
3pm - 7pm
Friday 9am - 1pm
3pm - 7pm

Telephone

+13362705304

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