Infant Pediatric Therapy, built by a team who knows every stage.

A former collegiate basketball player and personal trainer, Kallie has always been passionate about movement and helping others reach their full potential. Her love for pediatrics was discovered during her pediatric clinical rotation — while pregnant with her first daughter. She founded LMNOPeds to provide concierge, in-home therapy that focuses on the whole child while empowering parents with the knowledge and confidence to support their child’s development every day. Her approach is rooted in connection, play, family education, and treating the underlying cause — not just the symptoms. Kallie believes every child develops at their own pace, and is passionate about helping families feel supported, encouraged, and confident throughout their journey.

Eden has always loved working with children — from babysitting and serving as a camp and scouts counselor to running a child-focused nonprofit, supporting kids and families has been part of her life long before becoming a physical therapist. As a clinician, Eden is passionate about evidence-based, individualized care using a whole-body approach to development. Her sessions are play-based, child-led, keeping babies and children engaged while they build strength, symmetry, and confidence in their movement. She also values building strong relationships with families and making sure parents feel supported and educated every step of the way.

Delainey has always loved working with children — from years spent in an infant classroom to extensive experience nannying and babysitting, supporting young children and their families has been part of her journey long before becoming an occupational therapist. As a clinician, Delainey is passionate about individualized, evidence-based care using a holistic, whole-child approach. Her sessions are play-based and child-led, supporting sensory, motor, functional skills in ways that are engaging and meaningful. She’s also completed training in the OT role in breastfeeding and sensory processing, and believes caregiver education and collaboration are essential to lasting progress.