Little Land is a play-based gym concept aimed at promoting the growth of core developmental skills for children of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. Founded in 2014 by Ernie & Debbie Beltz and located in Austin, Texas, the company has expanded its reach through franchising, with a vision to grow globally. The venture was started by Debbie Garcia-Beltz, a pediatric occupational therapist with almost 20 years of experience, who sought to create a place where kids could play and have fun while developing foundational skills crucial to their growth. Little Land has garnered recognition, being named a Best Place to Work in Austin, Texas in 2018 and winning the 2018 NextGen in Franchising Global Competition. With a focus on Health Care, Health and Wellness, and Sports, Little Land endeavors to prepare young minds for a big world.
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Taxonomy: pediatric therapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology, physical therapy, sensory processing, play-based gym, childhood development, franchising, early intervention, developmental skills, sensory integration, special needs, franchise growth, health and wellness, children's activities
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