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Go Baby Go

Mobility is a human right! GoBabyGo! is committed to ensuring that right. The idea originated at the University of Delaware Go Baby Go Chapter by Drs.

Cole Galloway and Sam Logan. Our group operates within the Pediatric Mobility Lab and Design Studio, Dept. of Physical Therapy, University of Delaware. Our lab is interested in the roles that a child's brain, body, behavior, and environment plays in the development of exploratory behaviors. We focus on reaching, object play, sitting, walking and the various things children do in everyday life. The

06/06/2026

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Two Dakota State University students helped customize an electric ride-on vehicle for a child with mobility challenges at the Go Baby Go! build day hosted by Lifescape.

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DSU students join Lifescape’s Go Baby Go! build day

06/06/2026

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DSU students join Lifescape’s Go Baby Go! build day Two Dakota State University students helped customize an electric ride-on vehicle for a child with mobility challenges at the Go Baby Go! build day hosted by Lifescape.

06/05/2026

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WSU’s GoBabyGo celebrates 10 years delivering mobility to local families

06/05/2026

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10 yrs of go baby go at WSU❣️❣️🔥🔥

WSU’s GoBabyGo celebrates 10 years delivering mobility to local families May 19, 2026 - GoBabyGo, a program that modifies children’s cars so that children with disabilities can enjoy more mobility, celebrates its 10th anniversary at WSU this month. In early May, the program had its delivery day, the culmination of months of interdisciplinary work by students, staff and...