Hypertonia, also known as stiff muscle tone, is a condition sometimes found in both babies and adults. In this article, we explore the most common causes of Hypertonia, as well…
Talipes, commonly known as ‘Club Foot’ or ‘TEV’, occurs in around 1 in 1000 children born in the U.K. It is a condition where the tendons in one or both…
Lots of parents choose to put their baby into a baby walker. These activity centre-style walkers tend to be advertised as being for babies as young as 4 months old…
Cerebral Palsy affects a child’s ability to complete daily tasks such as walking, playing and writing. There are a few different types of Cerebral Palsy that have varying symptoms. In…
Physiotherapy is helpful for treating a number of different conditions, from hypermobility, to developmental delay, chronic arthritis, and cerebral palsy, to name a few. But how does paediatric physiotherapy differ…
For lots of babies, Tummy Time can be stressful and they just don’t like it, whereas other babies may find tummy time quite enjoyable. As a result, there can be…
Tummy time should be one of a baby’s first exercises, and can impact your child's physical and cognitive development. . But why is it so important? Is tummy time important?…
Those of you who have recently had a baby or have young children have probably heard about "Tummy Time". This is where you are told to encourage your baby to…
For all parents of newborn babies, please stay tuned over the next few weeks as Therapy Stars, in conjunction with other Professional colleagues, will bring you tips on how to…
