03 Nov 
Is your child with special needs getting frustrated and biting when he doesn’t get his way 
Is your child with special needs starting to throw behavioural tantrums to avoid participating in therapy 
Wondering what can you do to stop your child from throwing behavioural tantrums
Behavioural tantrums are relatively common in autistic children, especially when they struggle with communication and sensory sensitivities. These tantrums can be triggered by changes in routine, sensory overload, or difficulties in understanding and expressing emotions. 
Teaching coping strategies, providing sensory accommodations, and using visual supports...
Have you noticed that your toddler is still not yet walking despite the different types of pre walker shoes and socks you have been trying
is the best thing for a child who is learning to walk. According to some parenting experts "barefoot play allows an individual to develop balance and flexibility. This is ultimately linked to...
Have you been told that your little one with Down Syndrome 
will not walk or talk until they are 3 or 4 years old 
Been told that your child with Special Needs will need a wheelchair because they will never walk 
However, the effectiveness of Early Intervention programs in helping children with special needs walk or develop other motor...
is cutting into your shoulder each day and causing you neck 
pain Experiencing neck 
for the day Perhaps you are wondering 
and how you are addressing the existing neck 
Time flies when you are having fun!!
Here at My Favourite Physio as we reflect on our Wins for the Week,...
CanTeen Australia is an organisation set up in 1985 by a group of young cancer patients, to support young people 12-25 year olds with cancer in their worlds, whether it's their own...
Been told to wait and watch until your toddler turns 2 before doing anything to help your child learn to walk 
otherwise they are considered delayed in their gross motor skills. Often children who are delayed in their gross motor skills would be showing signs of delay before 18 months old. Parents are often...