For Families
Where is your family right now?
Baby Bare offers a bottom-up approach to development, from early infant movement to the learning, behavior, and body-based struggles that can show up later in childhood.
New and Expecting Families
Learn why your baby’s full movement sequence matters more than rushing to the next milestone, and how simple floor-based play supports brain, body, and nervous system development.Â
School Aged Children
For families wondering why a bright, sensitive child may still struggle with reading, attention, transitions, posture, sensory overwhelm, or emotional steadiness.
Work with Stephanie
Ready for hands-on support? Stephanie offers in-person therapy and developmental movement support for infants, children, teens, adults, and families through Sage Education and Therapy.
Free Guide for New & Expecting Parents
Beyond Milestones: A Baby Bare Guide to Supporting Your Baby’s Movement Sequence
Milestone charts can make parents focus on when a baby does something. This free guide helps you understand why the whole movement sequence matters, and how early floor-based movement supports your baby’s brain, body, and nervous system.
In the guide, you’ll learn:
• Why early movement matters for brain and body development
• Why sequence matters more than speed
• The 10 key stages of the Baby Bare Movement Sequence
• Simple ways to support your baby through everyday floor play
Unlock your baby's potential
There is a beautiful, organic sequence of essential movements embedded in your baby’s nervous system that is designed to bring about healthy brain development, emotional well being and physical coordination. Our modern lives are keeping babies from going through this sequence, often contributing to puzzling symptoms later on. Let's get out of the way and set the stage for a life of learning and well being!Â
Ready to get started? Check out how we can support you and your baby today:
Baby Bare Book
A gentle, practical guide to understanding how early movement supports your baby’s brain, body, and nervous system. Perfect for parents who want to learn at their own pace and return to the ideas as their baby grows.
Virtual New Parent Course
A self-paced video course for parents who want a clear, visual way to understand the Baby Bare movement sequence and how to support development through simple, everyday floor play.
EBook and Course
The best place to begin if you want both the full Baby Bare book and guided video support. Learn the movement sequence, see the ideas in action, and feel more confident supporting your baby’s development day by day. This offer includes the Ebook.Â
School Aged Children
Support for bright, sensitive children who are still struggling
Some children are curious, capable, and full of potential, but still struggle with reading, writing, attention, posture, transitions, sensory overwhelm, or big emotions.
This approach looks underneath these patterns through early movement, primitive reflexes, and nervous system organization, helping families better understand what the body may be trying to tell us.
Ways to Support Your School-Aged Child
Choose the level of support that fits your family: a step-by-step 6-week course or simple monthly movement ideas you can begin using at home.
Healing Movements for Kids: 6-Week Course
A comprehensive, self-paced course for families who want a deeper understanding of how movement can support learning, regulation, attention, and body organization. Over six weeks, you’ll learn the why behind the work and how to bring therapeutic movement activities into your home with more confidence.
Healing Movements for Kids: Monthly Movement Support
A simple monthly subscription that delivers one tried-and-true therapeutic movement activity to your inbox each week. A good fit for families who want steady, practical ideas without taking a full course right now.
Work with Stephanie Individually
For families who want personalized support, Stephanie offers in-person developmental movement therapy for school-aged children. Together, we look at what may be happening underneath learning, behavior, posture, sensory, or regulation challenges and create movement-based support tailored to your child.
