The Go Baby Go (GBG) movement began in 2012, led by Cole Galloway at the University of Delaware. In 2014, GBG Oregon was created through a collaboration between Oregon State University (Sam Logan, PhD) and Oregon Health & Science University (Bethany Sloane, PT, DPT, PhD). Since then, GBG Oregon has grown to include a diverse team of physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, researchers, engineers, and families working together. Go Baby Go is a volunteer- and donation-supported program that helps children with disabilities gain access to adaptive equipment designed for mobility, play, and connection with others. We partner with families, clinicians, and community members to create innovative, affordable, and inclusive solutions. Our work includes modifying ride-on cars for independent mobility, adapting toys and books for accessibility, and customizing assistive technology to meet each child's unique needs. Our mission is to break down barriers and create opportunities for every child to participate, play, and thrive—because accessibility and inclusion are for everyone.
