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🤱Breastfeeding is beneficial for babies because breast milk provides the ideal balance of nutrients for infants. It is easily digestible and contains proteins, fats, vitamins, and minerals in the exact proportions needed for a baby's growth and development. Breast milk is also rich in antibodies...

Recently our Expert Paediatric Physiotherapists 🤓met Master A who was 2 years old and walking on his tip toes 100% of the time. His parents were concerned about his walking posture when he was about 12 months old. They saw a Family Doctor who referred...

"Rolling" or "twisting" of the ankle may over-stretch the ankle ligaments. The severity can vary significantly. A simple Grade 1 ankle injury may limit activity for one to two weeks, while a Grade 3 ankle injury may see your child hobbling for up to two...

Introducing solid foods to your baby is an important milestone in their development and nutrition. The general recommendation is to start introducing solids around 6 months of age, but it's important to also consider your baby's readiness. 3 signs that indicate baby is ready to try...

The knee alignment in children changes significantly as they grow, following a somewhat predictable pattern from infancy through late childhood into adolescence. Understanding this pattern can help differentiate between normal developmental variations and conditions that may require medical attention. 👶🏻From birth to 18 months, it's common...

Did you know that babies can hold their bottles by 6 months old? Some babies may not develop their fine motor skills to hold a bottle until 10 months old. So if your child is not yet holding their bottle to drink by 12 months...