Australian research suggests developmental delay occurs in 5% of children 👶🏻aged from birth to eight years. Other studies suggest that it can be about 10% of children who have developmental delay in their early childhood. Often a child is delayed in multiple areas of their...
It is possible to help your child learn to walk, but it will take hard work and discipline 💪 Here at My Favourite Physio, it often takes 6-18 months to help children 👶🏻and families achieve their goals of walking independently.👣 Often times, it can be hard...
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Here are 5 Great Reasons to reading and sharing a story with your child. Reading and sharing stories can: #1. help your child get to know sounds, words and language, and develop early literacy skills 🗣 #2. learn to value books and stories spark your child’s imagination 🤔and stimulate...
Not all Headaches are the same, and the symptoms are as varied as the cause. For some people, it's an unbearable pain and for others it's pain, nausea and vomiting. 🤮People of all ages get headaches from time to time. Many people reach for over-the-counter...
If you answered yes to any of the above statements, rest assured, you are not alone. Here at My Favourite Physio, our Expert Paediatric Physiotherapists 🤓see many babies 👶🏻 and children with special needs and developmental delay who are often nonverbal. The goal of Paediatric Physiotherapy...
Here at My Favourite Physio, we choose to SWIM AGAINST THE CURRENT,🏊♀️ Think outside the box and blaze our own trail 🔥🔥🔥to help our clients and families achieve Goals that are beyond expectations! If you are tired of being told of your limitations and what you...
🥴 One of the most challenging aspects of having been told that your child has Global Developmental Delay is trying to find out why and what caused your child to be delayed. It is natural to want to have answers and it is normal that...
A quick Google search will reveal the common statement that "Toe walking is relatively common in toddlers, especially in the early stages of learning to walk." So most parents 😅will accept that toe walking is normal part of development and their child will with time...
