BabyMyo Classes

Get in touch with Michelle Emanuel OTR/L   text 513 404 7786

Structure and Function

The whole body is interconnected, from the top of the head to the tip of the toes, and this includes the tongue and oral function.  The tongue is the epicenter of development

CranioFacialRespiratory Development

The tongue and oral function drive growth and development of the palate, nasal cavity, jaw, face and the airway. If the tongue's function is reduced or inhibited, this will have a negative consequence on the rest of the body

Play and Interactional Skills

Babies learn through movement and play.  When a baby has oral dysfunction, and/or oral restrictions, this inhibits movement.  This can impact movement of all kinds. We use developmental movement and play to engage baby's best engagement

Sensory Processing and Integration

The tongue and how it is used dictates what and how much the brain can respond to.  Reduced or dysfunctional tongue movements impair sensory processing and cause problems with integration throughout childhood 

The next BabyMyo cohort begins January 2026.  Text Michelle for application 513 404 7786

BabyMyo attracts therapists who desire advanced skills and expertise with precrawling babies.  There are two prerequisite classes to apply for this program, TummyTime! Method Professional Certification and Pre and Post Frenectomy Therapy for OT and SLP.

If this interests you, text Michelle
​513 404 7786